color code for omaha orange in 1969

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