ferrari paint codes

[tonyh]

may come in handy, could mods sticky in resources pls

http://www.ferrari-collection.net/co...ari_colors.htm

[Hud]

Le mans blue missing

[ferrari-nut]

Ribot Blu missing

[Langley241]

Can someone confirm whether or not Rosso Mugello is a standard or extra cost colour...??

[Scaramanga]

Red Testarossa passing M25 jct 6 at around 6am.

[Kyodo]

Red Testarossa passing M25 jct 6 at around 6am.

I suspect this was posted here by accident!

Mods….

[246er]

Giallo Fly also seems to be missing. Anyone know the paint code as about to paint one?

Thanks!
Chris.

[jos]

ISUK probably knows the answer better than most of us but I picked up a suggestion elsewhere that there are two !

"The first "giallo fly", code 20-Y-191 was the early one for Dinos between 1969 and 1971.
It was replaced by "nuovo giallo fly", code 20-Y-490 for 1972 onwards."

[246er]

ISUK probably knows the answer better than most of us but I picked up a suggestion elsewhere that there are two !

"The first "giallo fly", code 20-Y-191 was the early one for Dinos between 1969 and 1971.
It was replaced by "nuovo giallo fly", code 20-Y-490 for 1972 onwards."

That's great - many thanks! Is that a Ferrari code or a Glasurit one?

[isuk]

Bang on the money there Jos The switchover to Nuovo Giallo Fly was May 1972. The codes are the original Glidden Salchi numbers which can still be found and formulated quite easily on the Glasurit system. The original finish was direct gloss for these solid colours but most bodyshops nowadays want to go for base coat and laquer which they claim is more durable which isn't true. It is just much easier for them to polish out imperfections on the clearcoat rather than have to flat and polish the direct gloss which takes greater skill to get right.