The paint code generally consists of either two pair of 2-digit numbers or a 2-digit number and a letter. The first 2-digit number designates the lower body color and the second 2-digit number designates the upper body color. In the case of a convertible or a Chevelle with a vinyl top, the second 2-digit number is replaced with a letter to indicate the color of the top.
The 'color' listed is the Chevrolet sales name and may vary with the same color for a Canadian Chevelle. Internally Chevrolet used simple names like light blue, dark blue, red, etc.
Code | Color |
11 | Antique White |
14 | Pewter Silver |
24 | Ascot Blue |
26 | Mulsanne Blue |
36 | Spring Green |
43 | Gulf Green |
48 | Sequoia Green |
50 | Covert Tan |
53 | Placer Gold |
56 | Cream Yellow |
57 | Golden Brown |
63 | Mohave Gold |
65 | Orange Flame |
68 | Midnight Bronze |
75 | Cranberry Red |
(blank) | Special paint (Arlington) |
- - | Special paint (Baltimore & Kansas City) |
Two Tone | Lower / Upper |
26 11 | Mulsanne Blue / Antique White |
43 11 | Gulf Green / Antique White |
48 11 | Sequoia Green / Antique White |
57 11 | Golden Brown / Antique White |
63 11 | Mohave Gold / Antique White |
65 11 | Orange Flame / Antique White |
Two Tone | Lower / Upper - El Camino only. The 'Upper' body color is actually the primary body color with the 'Lower' color being applied below the lower belt line and the top. See the El Camino gallery for examples. |
26 11 | Mulsanne Blue / Antique White |
53 11 | Placer Gold / Antique White |
63 11 | Mohave Gold / Antique White |
75 11 | Cranberry Red / Antique White |
57 53 | Golden Brown / Placer Gold |
Letter | Convertible Top Color |
A | White |
B | Black |
Letter | Vinyl Top Color |
A | White |
B | Black |
D | Blue |
F | Medium Tan |
G | Medium Green |
T | Light Covert |