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Hi Folks..... Born in the UK moved to CA in 1980, Had many British cars but always wanted an Austin Healey. (1st one purchased and sold too much work needed) Just purchased my 2nd 1960 Austin Healey 3000 Mk1 Old English white I think (is there a paint code anywhere on the car?) Just going thru car working our things I need to look at. Looking forward to driving it. Thanks Rick
 
ricka1000 said:
Hi Folks..... Born in the UK moved to CA in 1980, Had many British cars but always wanted an Austin Healey. (1st one purchased and sold too much work needed) Just purchased my 2nd 1960 Austin Healey 3000 Mk1 Old English white I think (is there a paint code anywhere on the car?) Just going thru car working our things I need to look at. Looking forward to driving it. Thanks Rick
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Rick,
No paint code tag on the car. If you want to find out how the car left the factory, you can purchase a birth certificate from the British Motor Museum. The original paint code from OEW was WT.3 (ICI 2379). It was also called Ivory White, but had the same paint code.
 
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