what was the colour code for omaha orange in 1969. Ithink it was special order only. Thanks in advance Sonny54

Omaha orange would be 999.

Omaha Orange Wasn't that a Chevy color.

Actually in 1969 it would be 99, the three digit code didn't start until 1970. Omaha Orange is not a Mopar color specifically, other manufacturers used it too. I don't know what the paint code would be for Ditzler or other paint suppliers, maybe someone here knows.

It was called International Ohmaha Orange (VERY similar to VitaminC/GoMango Orange).

1969 International Harvester Omaha Orange -

Chrysler code DT5067, Ditzler/PPG = 60361, Martin Senour = 3861

Guess it depends on vendor.

http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?comm=60361&rows=50&button=Search

Omaha orange – 60436 (crossed to 60950 in Canada)

EK2 Go Mango/ Vitamin C.....is basically the same formulation for Hemi Orange without the metallic agent/binder,......Omaha Orange, or Competition Orange as it's sometimes referred to is different........the PPG (original supplier to Chrysler) code for Omaha Orange is DRA60436,......you should be able to cross-link that number to another paint brand/manufacturer, depending on your choice of finish

while the Go-Mango/Vitamin Orange is very close in shade to the Omaha Orange, it doesn't quite have the same "flop" agent in the mix that Omaha Orange has, causing an almost orange-orangeyellow transformation in varying light

Maybe you mis typed that?

EV2 (Hemi orange/Tor Red) is WAY different than EK2 GoMango/Vitamin C, and it goes beyond the metallics, EV2 is MUCH redder in color. Sort of like the difference between Street Hemi engine paint and Race Hemi engine paint.

I love Omaha Orange. Considered it for my truck.

Somebody else must have mis typed it, I just cut an pasted it from info I kept when I was researching "Tiger Orange" that was used on the Bengal Chargers.

We painted our car Omaha orange. We found that it is Vitamin c/Go Mango without the metallic. All special order colors were coded 99 or 999