Up to 1969 no colour codes
were specified
on the vehicle identification plate, just the colour name
with a single digit prefix denoting paint type and a
suffix corresponding to the paint manufacturer. These are shown in the table
opposite.
From 1969 onwards, labels
were stuck to the engine bay bulkhead with the colour name and a
Berger Paints
colour code which is completely
different to the Dulux code, comprising two letters followed by four
digits.
Two metallic colours were used, one (Comet
Grey) for the metal fascia or dashboard of the Morris 1100 and
the other (Silver Birch) for the wheel rims. |
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DUSK BLUE |
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Paint
type. 1 =
Enamel, 4 =
Acrylic Enamel |
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| Colour name.
(see below) |
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Paint
Manufacturer. 1. Balm
Paints 2. Lusteroid 3.
Berger 4. Brolite 5.
Taubmans 6. Spartan |
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