Hi!

My buddy wants to paint his car Petty Blue and I told him I could help him mix the right color.

However when I have seen Petty Blue in Person on a real Petty Car I remember it was a flat color with no Metallic in it.

Is there a code for Petty Blue? Was it ever a factory offered color?

How can I go about this.

Special paint. Google search turned up a code of 999

uhmmmm.....

I gues only way to get it right would be to have a sample to copy from.

Can anybody send me one via air mail???? Ill pay for postage and time!!!!

Starting in '72, TB3 was the paint code for petty blue.

was tb3 a non metallic?

http://pettys-garage.com

Try contacting King Richard himself. I've seen brand new Challengers out of his shop that are absolutely stunning!

And try the Talladega site. From a '69 Talladega.

and what was the name????

Don't know the code but was at least a 1972 color, plymouth called it basin street blue. If there was metallic, I never noticed it.

Nonmetallic.

had a 73, it was non metallic

It was also a standard color prior to 1972. For Superbirds only.

Definitely none metallic

"Petty Blue" painted vehicles were Special Order and officially "Corporation Blue" (think Plymouth sign) prior to 1972. In '72 it became a STANDARD color "TB3" (Dodge - "super blue" & Plymouth - "basin street blue") which should date to the '63 model year.

it's a solid color & non-metallic

a factory "Corporation blue" 1964 HEMI Savoy

With a red interior no less!

That car is not a Talladega.

My Bad. I wouldn't really know. Fords, all Fords, suck a$$. Photo came up on a Google search. Fords suck- a$$. Am I Clear?

That was a Torino GT painted Petty Blue, one of a handful ordered by the Charlotte district.

i used '73 B3 blue from a dodge paint chip when i painted my Challenger. definitely not metallic.

I was going to say, I always thought that corporate blue was the official name of it. It seems like the name game is always going on.