Sunday, April 12, 2009

Q: What colors were CJ2A's originally offered in from the factory?

A: CJ2A's were offered in the following colors (we've also provided the mixing forumulas):

Pasture Green S-W Part No. 32861
Year: 1945-1946
Parts Color Gauge Reading
39 White (31001) 39
37 Lt. Chrome Green (31117) 76
14 1/2 Carbon Black (31253) 90 1/2
9 1/2 Chrome Yellow (31002) 100

Harvest Tan S-W Part No. 32862
Year: 1945-1946
Parts Color Gauge Reading
61 White (31001) 61
16 1/2 Indian Red (31245) 77 1/2
15 P.T. Yellow (31163) 92 1/2
7 1/2 Carbon Black (31253) 100

Harvard Red S-W Part No. 32873-R
Year: 1946
Parts Color Gauge Reading
97 Toluidine Red (31238) 97
2 White (31001) 99
1 Carbon Black (31253) 100

Michigan Yellow S-W Part No. 32874
Year: 1946-1949
Parts Color Gauge Reading
56 White (31001) 56
33 Perm. Lt. Yellow (31256) 89
10 P.T. Yellow (31163) 99
T Carbon Black (31253) 99

Normandy Blue S-W Part No. 32872
Year: 1946-1949
Parts Color Gauge Reading
54 Prussian Blue (31044) 54
18 Carbon Black (31253) 72
15 1/2 P.T. Green (31243) 87 1/2
12 White (31001) 99 1/2

Picket Gray S-W Part No. 32953
Year: 1947-1949
Parts Color Gauge Reading
56 White (31001) 59
28 Carbon Black (31253) 87
7 1/2 P.T. Yellow (31163) 94 1/2
4 1/2 P.T. Green (31243) 99

Luzon Red S-W Part No. 32954-R
Year: 1947-1949
Parts Color Gauge Reading
48 Lt. Maroon (31258) 48
34 Deep Maroon (31225) 82
12 White (31001) 94
5 Carbon Black (31253) 99

Princeton Black S-W Part No. 31233
Year: 1947-1949
No Formula Provided

2 comments:

Horse-farmer said...

FIRE ENGINE RED


The color car that most Troopers pull over female drivers in?

fire engine red..............

Who ever heard of Tan and White Troooper cars.............
yuk

d5thouta5 said...

green acres is the place for me....
farm livin is the life for me....

ah never mind....Michigan Yellow..
or as close as the patent will allow me to duplicate....
inner fender wells and interior tub will remain black....I like the contrast better and it's my jeep...besides I think it will fair the sands of the beach better....can always add paint later....thanks for the chips Jim.