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Old English White Paint Code for early BE
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this is (later) MG colours
http://www.teglerizer.com/mgcolors/
and here is the Bugeye colour charts - but not codes.
https://www.ahexp.com/article/bmc-paint.html
I can say with certainty that there were a number of different recipes for Old English White. When the painter did Ms. Triss we had a prolonged phone conversation trying to find a code that worked - Ms Triss therefore is painted Old English White from a 1998 MGF. Likewise my wife's Pepper White new Mini is basically Old English White.
http://www.teglerizer.com/mgcolors/
and here is the Bugeye colour charts - but not codes.
https://www.ahexp.com/article/bmc-paint.html
I can say with certainty that there were a number of different recipes for Old English White. When the painter did Ms. Triss we had a prolonged phone conversation trying to find a code that worked - Ms Triss therefore is painted Old English White from a 1998 MGF. Likewise my wife's Pepper White new Mini is basically Old English White.