1967 Chevelle Paint Colors

 

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There are no known numbers for any particular color for a particular series or body style whether it be a solid color or two-tone. The numbers shown below are valid for all series and body style Chevelles except where noted for the Concours Station Wagon There are also no known numbers for the different colors of convertible or vinyl tops. So just how many red (or any color) SS 396 Chevelle sport coupes (or any other series) were built is not known and cannot even be calculated with any accuracy. All Chevelle assembly plants have the lower body color first followed by the upper body color (or convertible/vinyl top) color. There are no special colors for the SS 396 series.

 

PAINT CODE - ALL U.S. ASSEMBLY PLANTS	SALES NAME	COLOR NAME	SALES QUANTITY
A	Tuxedo Black	Black	6,823
C	Ermine White	White	46,571
D	Nantucket Blue	Medium Blue	36,289
E	Deepwater Blue	Dark Blue	10,953
F	Marina Blue (1)	Bright Blue	53,669
G	Granada Gold	Gold	47,393
H	Mountain Green	Medium Green	21,347
K	Emerald Turquoise	Medium  Turquoise	28,329
L	Tahoe Turquoise	Dark Turquoise	14,625
M	Royal Plum	Plum	7,987
N	Madeira Maroon	Maroon	21,702
R	Bolero Red	Red	27,532
S	Sierra Fawn	Fawn	14,454
T	Capri Cream	Cream	20,034
Y	Butternut Yellow	Yellow	30,206
Special & Prime			2,188
Two-Tone Combinations
PAINT CODE - ALL U.S. ASSEMBLY PLANTS	SALES NAMES (lower/upper)	COLOR NAMES	SALES QUANTITY + 1
CD	Ermine White / Nantucket Blue	White / Medium Blue	1,401
DC	Nantucket Blue / Ermine White	Medium Blue / White	4,049
DE	Nantucket Blue / Deepwater Blue	Medium Blue / Dark Blue	537
ED	Deepwater Blue / Nantucket Blue	Dark Blue / Medium Blue	301
GT	Granada Gold / Capri Cream	Gold / Cream	4,137
LC	Tahoe Turquoise / Ermine White	Dark Turquoise / White	1,758
ST	Sierra Fawn / Capri Cream	Fawn / Cream	1,718
Notes of Interest
(1) Not available with the Concours Station Wagon  One could order any available color in 1967 via the Fleet & Special Order (F&SO) process.
Convertible top color numbers: 1 - White (Std. C05AA) (10 - Oshawa) 2 - Black (RPO C05BB) (2 or 02 - Oshawa) 4 - Medium Blue (RPO not listed) (12 - Oshawa Vinyl top color numbers: 2 - Black (RPO C08AA) (27 - Oshawa) 6 - Light Beige (RPO C08AB) (29 - Oshawa)

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Color Rating by Sales

 

There is no known breakdown of color and specific series or body style, numbers are for all 1967 Chevelles including convertibles where they would have a convertible top. Colors are listed total number of sales from most to least. Two-tone combinations are listed separately.

 

Sales Rating	Total Reported Sold	Color
1	53,669	(F) - Marina Blue
2	47,383	(G) - Granada Gold
3	46,571	(C) - Ermine White
4	36,289	(D) - Nantucket Blue
5	30,206	(Y) - Butternut Yellow
6	28,329	(K) - Emerald Turquoise
7	27,532	(R) - Bolero Red
8	21,702	(N) - Madeira Maroon
9	21,347	(H) - Mountain Green
10	20,034	(Y) - Capri Cream
11	14,625	(L) - Tahoe Turquoise
12	14,454	(S) - Sierra Fawn
13	10,953	(E) - Deepwater Blue
14	7,987	(M) - Royal Plum
15	6,871	(A) - Tuxedo Black
16	2,188	Special & Prime
Sales Rating	Two-Tone	Colors - lower/upper
1	4,137	(GT) - Granada Gold / Capri Cream
2	4,049	(DC) - Nantucket Blue / Ermine White
3	1,758	(LC) - Tahoe Turquoise / Ermine White
4	1,718	(ST) - Sierra Fawn / Capri Cream
5	1,401	(CD) - Ermine White / Nantucket Blue
6	537	(DE) - Nantucket Blue / Deepwater Blue
7	301	(ED) - Deepwater Blue / Nantucket Blue

 

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Interior Paint Codes

 

Disclaimer: Available information does not indicate which components are painted which gloss percentage.

Color Name	0 Gloss	Ditzler	Rinshed-Mason	DuPont
Black	X	9317	A-946	4428-L
Dark Bright Blue	X	13217	66B28	9286-LH
Dark Blue	X	13365	67B28	9373-LH
Dark Turquoise	X	13366	67B31	9374-LH
Dark Gold	X	22822	67B77	9378-L
Dark Fawn	X	22836	67B71	9375-L
Dark Red	X	71486	65B55M	9201-LM

According to paint chart page from Ditzler, the following are painted flat (0% gloss):
No details given for 1967.

Color Name	60 Gloss	Ditzler	Rinshed-Mason	DuPont
Black	X	9248	A-946	88
Medium Bright Blue	X	13379	67024	9387-LH
Medium Blue	X	13381	67B20	9392-LH
Dark Blue	X	13383	67B29	9395-LH
Medium Gold	X	22839	67B78	9390-L
Medium Fawn	X	22840	67B80	9391-L
Dark Fawn	X	22842	67B84	9403-L
Medium Turquoise	X	43678	67B37	9398-LH
Dark Turquoise	X	43680	67B38	9399-LH
Plum	X	50751	67B14	9384-LM
Maroon	X	50752	67B61M	9389-LM
Red	X	71581	67B54R	9366-LM
Yellow	X	81585	67B79	9383-LH

According to paint chart page from Ditzler, the following are painted in 60% gloss:
No details given for 1967.

 

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GM of Canada Paint Code Chart

 

General Motors of Canada, LTD. offered many of the same colors as their U.S. counterpart. Although these colors are listed as 1967 Passenger Colors on the paint code chart. It's unknown if these additional colors were available on Chevelles as well. Several Canadian colors were identical to U.S. colors, only the sales names were a bit different.

 

 

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Color vs. Sales Name

Paint color names often differ from the advertised Sales Name. One example might be where the factory paint color is simply RED but the sales name may be BOLERO RED or CRANBERRY RED. Yes, the paint mixing formulas are different between BOLERO RED and CRANBERRY RED but to the factory it was still just red. In a case where their may be two or more hues of a color with sales names such as DEEPWATER BLUE, NANTUCKET BLUE, and MARINA BLUE, the factory colors are simply shown as MEDIUM BLUE, DARK BLUE, or BRIGHT BLUE. A given paint color for a year may have a different sales name for Chevrolet than it does for say Buick, Oldsmobile, or Pontiac. An example of this is the 1969 sales name for Chevrolet of HUGGER/MONACO ORANGE is the same color as the 1969/1970 Pontiac sales name of CAROUSEL RED. Same color, same OEM supplier mixing formula, just different sales names for the two GM divisions.

 

 

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