Kaiser Frazer Owners Club Forum
General Category => Henry J & Allstate Forum => Topic started by: BobsJ on August 12, 2015, 09:50:55 PM
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An odd thing, I have 1951 Henry J body 2239
and a 1951 Studebaker Business Coupe body 2233
and both are green
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Each Auto Company had Color Code numbers. Sometimes New Numbers & New Name for same Color.
That's why each Year they had Color Chips to match with after The Paint store did a mix of Colors.
So Your 2 Vehicles have the same Color Green ?
Henry Kaiser loved Green. So You will see lots of Green K.F. Products...
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My Henry J is two tone green, the Studebaker is close to the darker green.
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body number unimportant here right now...what is the PAINT number on the large body tag? That will tell what the original color if the HJ was.
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BobsJ's paint code was discussed in detail in this thread -
http://kfclub.com/forum/index.php/topic,7760.0.html
It appears he's commenting on the body number vrs serial number at this point.
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So someone repainted the car...not coincidence as I see it since it didn't come off the production line green.
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Car is not repainted since paint code calls for Aloha Green and the car is Aloha Green.
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Actually the car it two tone green, i assumed the car was a car lot repaint but others seem to think it was a factory two tone. I have 2 other Henry j's, all 51's grey blue no trunk.
(http://i60.tinypic.com/dmb1av.jpg)
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The factory did not two-tone Henry J's except by special order (usually fleet sales). However, if you check KFOCI HANDBOOK, you will find a factory-authored document advising dealers on how to two-tone cars (break points for the colors), what colors were "permissible" and how to mark the body tags (the larger tag) for the second color.
GOT KFOCI HANDBOOK?
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GOT KFOCI HANDBOOK? If that's different than a repo Henry J shop manual then no i don't.