1969 Parisienne Paint and trim codes

spitfireal · Newbie

1969 Parisienne Paint and trim codes

Canadian Poncho · A Poncho Legend!

If no one chimes in tonight, I'll check my books when I'm in the garage tomorrow.
Todd

4SPEED427 · A Poncho Legend!

Sorry, I checked my stuff but I can't help.

cdnpont · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

In series 76467

691B

69=
Palladium silver

B=
Black folding top

Unsure as to the "1" in 691

Trim 806=
Black vinyl bench

spitfireal · Newbie

Thanks for the replies guys!

I ran across the '69' code as well and was wondering about the '1', but it is definitely on the plate. There is enough "silver" poking through in spots on the car I looked at that I was pretty sure that was the original colour. (now red)

Thanks again,
Allan

Canadian Poncho · A Poncho Legend!

Got any photos of the car? We'd love to see another 69 full size on here!

Al P · Newbie

Hi,

Here is my first post to this forum. The car spitfireal is referring to is mine. he was doing an appraisal for me as I've just purchased it. I've got a 69 2+2 convertible and now also a 69 Parisienne convertible. I'll try to post a picture of the 2+2 here. I don't have any yet for the Parisienne.

The plan is to drive the Parisienne while I restore the 2+2 over the next couple years. I'll likely be making more use of the site in the coming months but I do check it from time to time every couple weeks.

Al

Canadian Poncho · A Poncho Legend!

Good lookin 2+2 Al. Where are you located?

4SPEED427 · A Poncho Legend!

Oh my..... That's a color twin to the 427 car I crushed.......

cdnpont · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Nice 69' Al.
Did you run over some hood insulation?

Al P · Newbie

I'm located just north of Georgetown.

The "hood insulation" is no longer required after fixing a nasty tranny leak from the front seal of the powerglide.

The car looks nice in pictures but does need a lot of work to make it right. The previous owner did a lot of rust repair but there were several shortcuts taken that I don't like. I'll be doing a frame off restoration beginning this fall (hopefully). I'm sure I'll need some advice form others in this forum as I get into the job. I particularily like the pictures of the rotisserie fabricated by a site member.

Cheers

Al