Thanks Steve. I'll move it to the body and paint section. It can be made a sticky there.
Terry...17th March...that is weird... ...could be the day it was mixed or approved...or some special date to the person who mixed it like a birthday, anniversary or marriage...anyones guess...
Great topic, during the late 60's GMH added racetracks to the list Calder Red, Sandown Fawn, Warwick Yellow, Monza Blue, Daytona Bronze, Lakeside Green, Sebring Orange and Indy Orange, there are a few more.
My favourite GMH colour names are all from the 70's Wisteria Hysteria, Lime A Bean, Dark Ox Blood and Y Y Yellow.
one of my brother's mates had his hz ute painted in "dogs dick red". that was the actual colour name in the paint book. can't remember what car it was originally from.
matches wrote:one of my brother's mates had his hz ute painted in "dogs dick red". that was the actual colour name in the paint book. can't remember what car it was originally from.
that's what the guy that built the DOG 308 ute used to call the colour of it i think it was cameo biege but as far as he was concerned it was dog dick pink, pretty close match too
Hey Stewart,
I think I found another colour for your "World places" category. Shalimar Blue seems to named after the Shalimar Gardens of India. Did Holden export to India?
You're onto something there for sure Andrew. I think Holden were exporting at the time to both India and Pakistan. I've never heards of Shalimar Gardens so googled it - looks like an amazing place. Another one for 'World places' category.
parisian62 wrote:You're onto something there for sure Andrew. I think Holden were exporting at the time to both India and Pakistan. I've never heards of Shalimar Gardens so googled it - looks like an amazing place. Another one for 'World places' category.
regards
Stewart
Hmmmm ............... wonder if there's a "Culcutta Curry" then??
parisian62 wrote:You're onto something there for sure Andrew. I think Holden were exporting at the time to both India and Pakistan. I've never heards of Shalimar Gardens so googled it - looks like an amazing place. Another one for 'World places' category.
regards
Stewart
Hmmmm ............... wonder if there's a "Culcutta Curry" then??
that would be the only paint made that would spray itself on ......
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.
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parisian62 wrote:You're onto something there for sure Andrew. I think Holden were exporting at the time to both India and Pakistan. I've never heards of Shalimar Gardens so googled it - looks like an amazing place. Another one for 'World places' category.
regards
Stewart
Hmmmm ............... wonder if there's a "Culcutta Curry" then??
that would be the only paint made that would spray itself on ......
Paint formula would probably have a peculiar smell and a distinct spray pattern......................