Jeep Navy Color

Motor Pool Class: Paint it like an Army jeep. Equip it like an Army jeep. Then mask off everything and paint what shows (sheet metal) Navy Grey.

The undercarriage and frame remain OD. Then paint the front/rear bumpers black. Now you have a Navy jeep.

Introduction to Military Jeep Markings: Military markings for jeep vehicles can sometimes be confusing and difficult to figure out. There are many regulations regarding the markings of military property; however, this post will hopefully provide some assistance in finding appropriate markings for your jeep vehicle. If you are an enthusiast interested in reproducing or restoring.

We offer high-quality and affordable acrylic and urethane based paints that accurately match most antique and classic Jeeps! 1,269,763 happy customers! Get factory-matched Navy Blue OH touch-up paint for your Jeep - guaranteed to match the original factory color chip from Jeep. Easy to apply, pro-grade results! This thread provides information about authentic WWII US military Jeep paint colors and markings. For paint, Gillespie Coatings is recommended, available from Army Jeep Parts or Rapco Parts, with shade 33070 being a common WWII Jeep color.

GILLESPIE COATING PAINT 16081 GLOSS NAVY GRAY This item is an 11oz spray can of Gillespie paint. Color is 16081, Gloss Navy Gray. Most commonly used on military vehicles and various Navy equipment from WWII to Present.

Paint made and packaged in the USA. Paint is fresh. Not old Stock.

We are a vintage jeep parts dealer and keep this paint in stock. Re: Navy Willys colors by blitz67 Fri Jul 16, 2021 2:59 pm WWII Navy colors ranged from the typical ugly battleship gray to blue and beyond, my personal opinion is that the darker blue is more typical of what a Navy Jeep would have looked like, but then I'm no squid. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this.

Paint colors by Ralph Wicke Mon Aug 25, 2003 9:17 pm Your jeep was probably built just like thousands of other jeeps and painted OD at the factory. When the Army Air Force became the United States Air Force your jeep moved to the Air Force and received a coat of Air Force Blue paint. Navy jeeps were painted battleship gray not blue.

I recall color names of Haze grey and Matte Slate grey. I was corrected that the ships were painted a color called ' Non-Specular ' Blue-grey, when, for years, I had thought it was officially ' Non-Spectacular ' Blue.

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