SSDan
10-26-2006, 03:34 PM
I'm buying a 1946 Chevy Truck, and it has a nice color scheme. My problem is it has a few small areas with problems that I want to get touched up. I don't want to spring to have the whole truck repainted, plus even if I did, I would want it the same colors again.
Is there any way the paint color can be scanned and the color and number can be derived from this. I was told the colors are Cheverolet Colors from about 17 years ago.
The owner that had the truck originally painted, got a divorce and moved away. He has a popular name that is hard to track. It's Jim Baird. I found over 100 on a search, with no assurance any are him.
I was told the truck appeared in a magazine called "Pickups and Panel Trucks". To date no one has heard of it!!HELP!
Dan
Is there any way the paint color can be scanned and the color and number can be derived from this. I was told the colors are Cheverolet Colors from about 17 years ago.
The owner that had the truck originally painted, got a divorce and moved away. He has a popular name that is hard to track. It's Jim Baird. I found over 100 on a search, with no assurance any are him.
I was told the truck appeared in a magazine called "Pickups and Panel Trucks". To date no one has heard of it!!HELP!
Dan