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  • burch
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    The Flight Red looks real good. Thanks for the help.

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  • Chris Haynes
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    H-D would often change the name but the part number remained the same. See the paint chart on pages 803-806 in Palmer's Second Edition.

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  • Steve Slocombe
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    Yes, some of the civilian VL colours from the 1930s were re-badged for wartime, and you can tell from the 1934-36 paint part numbers used for the later incarnations. Skyway Blue, Clipper Blue and Squadron Gray should be among them.

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  • JoJo357
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    Originally posted by Steve Slocombe View Post
    My UK painter matched a nos paint sample of Teak Red to ICI Spectrum code ME21B, it's in my VL restoration book. You may be able to cross-reference this to a modern US paint code.
    I believe that H-D used the same *Paint Code--(ICI Spectrum code ME21B) for the 40's 'Flight Red' Also.

    *M.A.D.*

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  • burch
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    Thanks for the information.

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  • Steve Slocombe
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    My UK painter matched a nos paint sample of Teak Red to ICI Spectrum code ME21B, it's in my VL restoration book. You may be able to cross-reference this to a modern US paint code.

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  • JoJo357
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    Doc, Type in...'Pierce' at the above right 'Advanced Search'. There are many members comments in regard to your dilemma on Paint & Painting. Good Luck.

    http://www.hdpaint.tk/ *John Pierce

    *M.A.D.*
    Last edited by JoJo357; 01-02-2020, 04:43 PM.

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  • burch
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    Teak Red

    I am restoring a 1934 Harley Davidson VL. I am looking for the formula for the paint, teak red. Thank you, Doc Burch
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