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    Help - Correct paint Plate Code

    I am having a new paint plate made for my Bahia Red '70E. I want to have the correct numbers stamped on the plate. The original plate was lost during the restoration of the chassis but I do have a photo. Unfortunately, the stamping is not legible.

    The paint code for Bahia Red is 1313

    So I believe the first row on the plate should be stamped 1313-9-2. Where 1313 is the paint code, 9 is for a Ruetter produced chassis and 2 is for Glasurit. The second row should be blank.

    Can anyone confirm this or set me straight?
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    Further research leads me to think that the paint code markings should only be 3 digits. What should these be for Bahia Red? My COA has "13" for Bahia Red. My factory build sheet says it should be "1313".
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    It might be 022...

    http://www.elferhelfer.de/farbdatenbank/1970-71.html
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    Found this for an original 1970T Karman bodied car. Looks like 1313.
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    Reading through this thread:

    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...highlight=8080

    It seems to me the markings should read "1313-?". 1313 is the 4 digit paint code but what is the letter after the hyphen?
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    Tom, my 1971T Karmann Bahia Red coupe looks just like the photo above: 13 13 - L -

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    Zeroing in on this I think. Can anyone comment on what the letter after the hyphen signifies?
    Tom Butler
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    Paint brand, lesonal in this case.
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    Got it...Thanks for all the help.
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