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    Location: Mid Michigan | looking for info on 56 Dodge
SCHEDULE
02 10 11 027
BODY 816
PAINT 369
TRIM 531
SP2
Edited by coronetx2 2008-10-17 6:45 PM
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 Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil!
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       Location: bishop, ca | Philip: 8=v/8
1=Coronet
6=2 dr HT
That paint code I don't have in my files.
TRM= black& white cloth/vinyl
build date: o.o.a. 2/10/56
SP-2: I don't know.
Have you looked up/behind the glove box, to seeif your car's Broadcast Sheet might be masking-taped there?
I really need to to see/find a 1956 B.sheet.
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Posts: 197
    Location: Mid Michigan | No build sheet to be found.
car is strip down to bare metal.
I think the colors were black top maroon saddle and Chinese rose lower.
car also has lancer scripts. |
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 Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil!
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       Location: bishop, ca | Philip, the hardtop models were known as "Lancers"
If you've got the VIN plate, you should buy a copy of the factory's IBM build card copy, as you'll see at the top Sticky-message
on this board.
This IS an unusual color combination; very attractive!
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     Location: Magra, Sweden | Philip, do you have any picture before it was stripped down to bare metal? Would love to see the color combo.
I've got a couple of b/w pics of a 4-door Lancer seen in Sweden back in the early 80s but no longer in the Swedish registry.
(Dodge 56crl.jpg)
(Dodge 56crl_rear.jpg)
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    Location: Mid Michigan | I do not have any pics of the car in original colors as it has been painted many times over.
I did find hand written color combination of black,garnet and rose on cowl behind inner fender.
thanks for any and all help.
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     Location: Vancouver, BC | d500neil - 2008-10-17 4:44 PM
Philip: 8=v/8
1=Coronet
6=2 dr HT
That paint code I don't have in my files.
TRM= black& white cloth/vinyl
build date: o.o.a. 2/10/56
SP-2: I don't know.
Have you looked up/behind the glove box, to seeif your car's Broadcast Sheet might be masking-taped there?
I really need to to see/find a 1956 B.sheet.
Although there is no "369", there is a "569-3" :
Roof - Jewell Black
Sweep - Garnet Metallic
Lower - Chinese Rose
"569" itself is :
Upper - Garnet Metallic
Lower - Chinese Rose
Adding "-2" means it would have a Jewell Black roof. Perhaps that is what "SP 2" refers to?
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    Location: Mid Michigan | In the next week or three i 'm going to put out the $45 bones.
And find out just what this car really is or isn't.
Again thanks to all I"ll keep ya posted. |
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 Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil!
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       Location: bishop, ca | Bill, and Philip, that "3" on Phil's inner fender almost certainly applies to that "-3" that you show, for a 569-3 paint scheme.
Are there any OTHER "69" paint schemes listed on the 1956 paint codes????
If not, and if there were only 3-digits provided for, for ALL the color schemes on the P/T plate, under the "PAINT" column,
it would make (some-) sense that a "569" scheme might morph into a 3-69, or, "369" meaning a 3-tone paint scheme, and,
that the "SP" code with a "2" might designate the black painted roof.
If so, it's a little unfortunate that the factory might have chosen a "2" to designate a black color, because in almost all other
color-code instances, the factories have used a "1" (or, an "A") to confirm a black finish. Otherwise, I would have guessed
that that "2" would have designated a white-finish.
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 Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil!
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       Location: bishop, ca | And, the 1956 paint coding might have been so confusing, that a line supervisor was compelled to spell-out
precisely how that car was to be painted, on its inner fender/firewall area (at least, AFTER the
first finish coat was applied!!)
Edited by d500neil 2008-10-23 6:24 PM
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