SEM part number for "Sand Beige".

[NoDrama43]

Looking for the correct part number from SEM. Not sure if they actually have it in a can or if I will need to have my paint guy color match a piece of unfaded material. If anyone has any info please let me know. thanks

[FHP813]

According to this chart, it's 4133 but it seems to be an old number because I can't find it on the SEM website. It may cross reference.

[chp1982]

You're this guy aren't you-"You can have it for $2500 now but after I get it running and paint it some trim pieces, I'll be asking 15K".

[Mustang Kid]

You're this guy aren't you-"You can have it for $2500 now but after I get it running and paint it some trim pieces, I'll be asking 15K".

LOL! :rollinglaugh:

:whistlin:

As for Jims question, I had a very close match batch of dye made up for my 85. Might have just been the edge of the sample on the panel that made it look slightly darker.

I'd rather dye parts with a gun than a rattle can, especially the dash and pieces with a large surface area.

[NoDrama43]

Bernie thanks that is what I needed.

15K would be a great price......anyone interested......today

at 15K I will also deliver, and buy lunch.........and dinner too. :)

[chp1982]

Haha, seriously I know you love this car and do hope you get to hold on to it. I keep checking in for the updates on it!

[GSPI]

FYI Jim, PPG interior color code for this is 25558 for Ford and 25557 for Mercury, same color by the way.

Good luck, with the PPG color I could see you asking that $15K!

[NoDrama43]

thanks Greg I will be going to the paint store on Monday.