1926 Model 50 Paint Colour

[Mighty Zorgon]

appreciated

[Mighty Zorgon]

 

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[28 Chrysler]

Chrysler had stock colors for the different Model and body styles but any car could be ordered in any of their colors. ($10 extra for body colored fenders)

I have seen a 1926 "50" coupe that the original color was similar to British Racing Green with black fenders.

The same colors were on a 1926 Model "60" 4 door sedan I had.

Post some photos of you car

 

[Mighty Zorgon]

Thanks 28 Chrysler. I am unsure why my original post is not showing?  My memory (in 1950's) was that the car was a deep blue and black.  The earliest paint chart I can find on line is 1930.  There was a Cobolt Blue on a 1931 Chart - could this have been an option in 1926/7?

[cricketkj26]

The earliest thing that Autocolorlibrary.com  has for Old Chryslers  starts with Jan 1929.   I asked the AACA library for 25 Chrysler colorss and they could not

come up with anything.  The Dupont automotive coatings div has sold out- they were suppose to have the largest automotive color library in the world. Does anyone

know where we can get the color information for these original Chryslers ? I would really like to know if the two tone colors on my 25 are correct. Thanks, Cricket

[viv w]

I restored an original 11000 mile 1927 Model 50 tourer. It had a light grey body, with black belt line molding, dash and fenders. It had a red pinstripe 1/16 wide approx 1/2 inch below the beltline molding.

Viv.

[28 Chrysler]

The darkest blue was Moon Stone Blue is is almost black.

Sarasota Blue is a rich dark blue and was a popular color.

The Color Library should have these color chips on file