napa stores that sell paint should have an equipment color chip book that had three different shades of gravely red, not sure what corresponded to what but they should still be able to mix it for you in acrylic enamel or ever base/clear.
the martin senour formula number is 94913, they only have one formula now.
Yes, the '59 L
This one won't win any beauty contests, so close enough is good enough on this project.
I've never seen one in good shape, so I'm not sure what the real color should look like....that's why I asked. Thanks for the feedback
The first pic in this post was of a early 50's LI, (ID tag missing). That should be the original color as the tractor was untouched in a barn for very long time, took days washing to get it clean.
rustolium regal red is very close to what was red in '49. the correct color is the same red they used in '75 for the trans am line at gm, or in the '50s for the corvettes. i dont know about the newer Ls, as they are more of an orangey red, but the older stuff was a vibrant red
the cut-away is painted regal red, the '49 is dupont paint:fing32:
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