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New to the forum and paint code question
#1
Hi all.

As an intro, I am brand new to the world of the Kombi.

Was looking for a project and found a 62 Kombi that needs a little bit of love.  

Already a bit stuck, paint code (South African build) is C/- (see picture attached) cannot find this paint code or reference to it anywhere - would appreciate any ideas.

I look forward to the journey.            


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#2
Welcome to KCA !
You're in for a roller coaster ride as a new kombi owner.......many great times ahead as well as challenging times.
I'm not familiar with the early buses and their details but many on here are, hopefully they'll chime in.
Many kombis have had their original colours changed and it's not unusual to have paint codes on plates that do not resemble the current colour.

Ask as many questions as you like....preferably in the appropriate Splitty section.
https://kombiclubaustralia.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=7
Every challenge you'll face has been dealt with before by someone here.

Enjoy the ride  Cool
Cheers,
Mark
It’s not oil, it’s sweat from all the horsepower !  

Pit crew for : The Tardis - a ‘76 Sopru Campmobile
                   & Herman  - the ‘71 White Low Light
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#3
G'day and welcome

Maybe have a read here

https://www.aircooledvwsa.co.za/viewtopic.php?t=25279

and

https://www.aircooledvwsa.co.za/viewtopic.php?t=33555


They say "C was light green"
76 Bay Microbus - Woody
90 T3 Caravelle C Auto - Daisy
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#4
Welcome Kombinewbee to KCA. Enjoy the ride.
Cheers
Yesterday is History. Tomorrow a Mystery. Today is the PRESENT.
                    Pilot of "Old Boy" 76 Sopru fuel injected
                                    Copilot - Lauren
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#5
Very nice!  Smile

As Mark said, every chance that the paint colour has been changed from the original plated code, sometime over the years.

Welcome to Kombi Club Australia!  Cool
88 Blue T3 CL Caravelle
91 Blue T3 Single Cab
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#6
Most of the panelshops have a tool that breaks the colour into tinters used and can match the colour even if it isn't a factory colour.
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