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    Hello,
    Does anyone out there know a modern mix formula for 1953 Lombard Green. I'd prefer a single stage enamel vs a base/clear. However, the base/clear might get me to the equivalent single stage.
    Regards,
    Charlie Kraynack

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    Ask your paint supplier if they can do ~1971 Dodge truck "Pine Green #2". That is a nearly spot on match to '53 Lombard green and what I used for the roof of my car. I got this in Dupont Nason Pul-Cryl II acrylic enamel back in 200. Don' know if still available.

    Jeff in ND

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    • #3
      Thanks for the lead!

      Originally posted by Jeff_H View Post
      Ask your paint supplier if they can do ~1971 Dodge truck "Pine Green #2". That is a nearly spot on match to '53 Lombard green and what I used for the roof of my car. I got this in Dupont Nason Pul-Cryl II acrylic enamel back in 200. Don' know if still available.
      Jeff,
      I will check my supplier and see if he can make a match. Any color photos of your car?
      Charlie

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      • #4
        Here's Jeff's car at Omaha...

        Dick Steinkamp
        Bellingham, WA

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Jeff_H View Post
          I got this in Dupont Nason Pul-Cryl II acrylic enamel back in 200.
          Jeff,...you've got one heckuva long memory!!!

          Hey, Charles! One of my best friends was born and raised in Tunkhannock! Not a big town; you probably know him. Last name Smith!
          Last edited by rockne10; 11-13-2013, 06:54 PM.
          Brad Johnson,
          SDC since 1975, ASC since 1990
          Pine Grove Mills, Pa.
          '33 Rockne 10, '51 Commander Starlight. '53 Commander Starlight
          '56 Sky Hawk in process

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          • #6
            I lied a little bit.... No #2 in the name.

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            I can't find my '53 paint chip sheet to do a side by side, but here is a scan of the '71 dodge truck pine green chip from my old Dupont chip book. You really need to compare these in bright sun to judge the match (which I did) and they are extremely close, as to you need to have the 2 overlapped in the sun to tell them apart, and even then is very subtle.

            got this in Dupont Nason Pul-Cryl II acrylic enamel back in 200.
            Haha. It was 2001. Actually, I went and looked at the can in the garage before I posted that.

            EDIT: Sleeping on the problem helped! Woke up this morning remembering another place I should look for that '53 paint sheet and there it was! Here is a scan of the lombard green chip to compare against the dodge truck pine green above. Scanner settings identical in both scans and no post processing.

            Its a very dark color and does not show well in room lighting. Best seen outdoors in the sun.

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            Last edited by Jeff_H; 11-14-2013, 04:43 AM. Reason: Found missing paint chip sheet

            Jeff in ND

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            • #7
              Lombard Green was reintroduced as a 1958 'Scotsman only' color.

              Craig

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              • #8
                Sunlit picture from 2008.


                Jeff in ND

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                • #9
                  Just got the production order for my 57 scotsman.
                  It came with P5788 Lombard Green.
                  I'm assuming its the same as the 53 color.

                  I wonder how many other green scotsman wagons had this color.

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                  • #10
                    Attached Files

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                    • #11
                      WOW! Looking good!

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                      • #12
                        Man, that is beautiful. Sure wish you were the one that painted my car 21 years ago.

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