Dan- Don't rely on a picure to accuratly represent the colors of your new baby. Good paint stores should be able to take a machine out to the vehicle to analyze the paint color and reproduce it.
Devin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dan Mascheck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'The Chevelle Mailing List'" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 4:48 PM Subject: [Chevelle-list] Custom Paint color? > I know this is off topic, but I'm buying a 1946 Chevy Truck. It has a few > paint spot problems I want to correct, but I don't want to repaint the whole > truck. Even if I had to paint the whole truck I would want it painted the > same colors. > > The problem is, the original owner that had the truck painted, got a divorce > and moved away, and to date I have not been able to find him! His name is a > popular one and I found about 100 Jim Baird's with no assurance any are him. > > What can you do to find out what colors you have on a vehicle? I know the > truck was painted in Austin, TX., which should narrow it down to several > million choices. I need some spiritual help! Surely there is a way to run a > spectral analysis of a paint color. > > I was told the colors are Chevy colors that are about 17 years old! I have > my doubts. The truck was in a magazine called "Pickups and Panel Trucks" I > was told. No one has heard of the magazine including the editor of Primedia > Publications > > HELP! > > What do you use to convert a Jpeg Pic to HTML? > > Dan Mascheck > > > >
