Jaguar Cotswold Blue Paint at Richard Mccain blog

Jaguar Cotswold Blue Paint. Mist grey and lavendar blue. I usually operate on the healey forums, but i believe cotswold blue was available as a paint choice for tr3s. Indigo blue was code 1233 and cotswold blue was 1234 (these are the original jaguar supplier's codes). I'm normally on the triumph list but now find myself looking for a modern paint code of a color most widely used on jaguars of the late 1950's. Cotswold blue is a pretty common. Old rm # new rm # glasurit # example: Remember that up until 1973 a customer could order an e type jag in any color, in addition to the regular colors available. The following table lists the original color combinations of e types as they left the factory. He has had no luck in cross referencing the old lacquer. Thinking seriously about painting my son’s bugeye. Note that they were not exactly the same hue, just similar. Jaguar e type from 1961. I am needing a modern equivalent to the old cotswold blue. My painter has asked for a make, model, and year of car of similar color. The bottom line is the consensus.

Remember that up until 1973 a customer could order an e type jag in any color, in addition to the regular colors available. The bottom line is the consensus. I'm normally on the triumph list but now find myself looking for a modern paint code of a color most widely used on jaguars of the late 1950's. Cotswold blue is a pretty common. He has had no luck in cross referencing the old lacquer. Thinking seriously about painting my son’s bugeye. I usually operate on the healey forums, but i believe cotswold blue was available as a paint choice for tr3s. I am needing a modern equivalent to the old cotswold blue. Jaguar e type from 1961. Indigo blue was code 1233 and cotswold blue was 1234 (these are the original jaguar supplier's codes).

1962 Jaguar Mark 2 Mk2 MkII 3.4, manual overdrive, Cotswold Blue

Jaguar Cotswold Blue Paint Mist grey and lavendar blue. The bottom line is the consensus. Jaguar e type from 1961. My painter has asked for a make, model, and year of car of similar color. Old rm # new rm # glasurit # example: The following table lists the original color combinations of e types as they left the factory. I am needing a modern equivalent to the old cotswold blue. Remember that up until 1973 a customer could order an e type jag in any color, in addition to the regular colors available. Indigo blue was code 1233 and cotswold blue was 1234 (these are the original jaguar supplier's codes). Cotswold blue is a pretty common. I'm normally on the triumph list but now find myself looking for a modern paint code of a color most widely used on jaguars of the late 1950's. Thinking seriously about painting my son’s bugeye. I usually operate on the healey forums, but i believe cotswold blue was available as a paint choice for tr3s. Mist grey and lavendar blue. Note that they were not exactly the same hue, just similar. He has had no luck in cross referencing the old lacquer.