i was under the impression that the C codes came in with the commodores to replace the V codes and have a different, finer grain in the same colour?
i was under the impression that the C codes came in with the commodores to replace the V codes and have a different, finer grain in the same colour?
"All correspondence must bear these numbers"
C is not Cloth, it was introduced later in the HZ.
I purposefully did not put up the names of the colours (I said that in the original post) - because the names changed over time and between series.
Remember the trim code is a combination of the trim 'set'. Not just seats but carpet, handbrake cover, gear shift knob, fascia, headlining etc.
So the code told you what the whole colour set would be in the car.
The difference between 63C and 63V in the combination was the inclusion of Dark Buckskin to replace Black on some items in the car.
I do not have a comprehensive table of all models so there is no point in putting up the info just yet. I'm sure we will see more detail in Byron's book though![]()
Yet another example of GMH making things more complicated then they need to be![]()
So how do i find out what colour my dash pad and carpet should be because i bought this van 25 years ago as a rolling shell i know the seats and hoodling should be buckskin
sorry for all the questions guys
great guns BLocker. fantastic!
BQZ
No i havnt got one block if im going to do this resto i wanna do it right everything how it left the factory well as close as possible
here you go:
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