buckskin paint code?

[cbrestorations]

Does anyone have a modern paint code for 1969 buckskin interior used on the dash? Not ditzler

[Brock Lee]

The original DuPont code was 9622L. That still should be useable.

[Mike DC]

                   
Lots of people doing '69 Saddle Tan interiors use the SEM vinyl spray shade "Bluebird Brown" for the darker brown areas (dashboard & windshield trim).  The SEM shade is a bit darker than some original cars were, but it's close enough to fall within the range of variation from the factory.  

There is also a SEM shade called "Saddle Tan" but it's not close enough to any of the shades on a '69 Mopar.

[Brock Lee]

I now know what the difference is between the Bluebird Brown and the original color. The original color doesn't have a drop of brown in it. I pulled the actual 1969 DuPont Lucite recipe card for  this color before I posted above and it is a cocktail of white, black, red, and yellow. Looking at the SEM color in the sun and the original, I see the yellow and red highlights in the original. The SEM is brown with a sort of reddish highlight. It is close for sure. But not the same color. The SEM is a better match for the pads and A pillar plastic, which were never the same as the metal parts.