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<blockquote data-quote="RonkW" data-source="post: 2145273" data-attributes="member: 761469">normally I use the Auto Color library as much as possible the link is belowhttp://www.tcpglobal.com/autocolorlibrary/aclchip.aspx?image=1965-alfaromeo-pg02.jpghowever in this case for Alfa Romeo they only go as far back as 1965 for the original colorsAlso be aware that sometimes when people restore a car even high end ones like this lovely Alfa,they may opt to have it painted a custom color of their choice instead of a factory coloras to who owns the car it doesn&#039;t have front plate but is from Qubeque Canada, so if you had a rear pick which would have a plate # you might be able to find outTo Get a good Color selection for your car visit a Auto Paint Supply Store and look at the newer paint chip charts from the mid 80&#039;s forward you will find many colors&nbsp; of paint you will like in that hue or very near itWalt</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RonkW, post: 2145273, member: 761469"] normally I use the Auto Color library as much as possible the link is below http://www.tcpglobal.com/autocolorlibrary/aclchip.aspx?image=1965-alfaromeo-pg02.jpg however in this case for Alfa Romeo they only go as far back as 1965 for the original colors Also be aware that sometimes when people restore a car even high end ones like this lovely Alfa, they may opt to have it painted a custom color of their choice instead of a factory color as to who owns the car it doesn't have front plate but is from Qubeque Canada, so if you had a rear pick which would have a plate # you might be able to find out To Get a good Color selection for your car visit a Auto Paint Supply Store and look at the newer paint chip charts from the mid 80's forward you will find many colors of paint you will like in that hue or very near it Walt [/QUOTE]

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