The light turquoise may have been a 880 model only color,not sure.
Look up 64 dart code for turquoise was aaa send it at the mopar show here in Phoenix talk to the owner and it was a 64 dart. It was a very nice turquoise.
Nice looking 64
I am. I can't even tell you how many spray out i've done and still can't decide on one. I even got a bunch of those original paint chip pages for all different 60's mopar turquoise colors but due to their age there off also so real help there. The more i looked into it the more it got confusing. Same codes called med and dark ,different codes called medium but for same year,different branch of mopar. The factory codes / names simply don't work ,you got to go off of the paint companies codes and even then sometimes the formulas are off compared to todays paints.
That's a great color ,do you have the paint manufactures code number for that?. To me that's a real nice medium shade turquoise . I keep bouncing between a medium shade and a lighter shade. Can you post some pictures of the car when you get it finished?.
It is a nice color. If you look up 1964 Dart on paintref.com they used a color called med. turquoise on the Dart and 880 cars. If you cross ref. that code it was also called "light turquoise "on other Dodge cars of the same year and was also called "Silver turquoise " on Chrysler cars same year. I just have to make sure i don't get this med. turquoise mixed with the other med. turquoise or the other, other, med. turquoise or the dark turquoise named med. turquoise or Heaven forbid 68' medium / Dark turquoise and we can't forget about Bahama turquoise ( really med turquoise on a different model) or let's throw in a "Peacock turquoise" to keep 'em all honest, lol. My head hurts.
