It looks like a NZ code, BH is familiar. Maybe a pastel turquoise colour!
rob_man,
Oct 14, 4:22pm
I can't find much in the way of NZ assembly paint codes online, BH does come back as an English Ford colour though. Unfortunately their codes aren't connected with NZ cars or Aussie ones. Most Aussie Ford codes were one letter or a letter/number combo. The local cars had two letters followed by a number which was the last digit of the year they left the factory. That would make your XY one of the absolute last ones, being a 72.
rob_man,
Oct 14, 4:43pm
It appears that BH was used for Caribean Turquoise both here and in the UK. Is it a turquoise colour!
rob_man,
Oct 16, 7:14am
That looks like a colour called sapphire blue which was on local assembled Fords.
lookoutas,
Oct 16, 8:12am
It's got a flat tyre! - you don't need the worry - give it to me.
rob_man,
Oct 16, 8:47am
Needs a bit of work Lookoutas, I'm looking at the bottoms of those doors.
bentcoupe,
Oct 16, 11:09am
Yup its a full rest job,I tried to get it 10+ years agoit was better then
lookoutas,
Oct 16, 11:40am
Yeah - I saw those doors too, so it's even worse. You'll have to give me a beer to take it away now.
bentcoupe,
Oct 16, 11:47am
I just leave it in the shed for 10 more years
lookoutas,
Oct 16, 3:38pm
Bugga that - the rest of the hubcaps will fall off then!
rob_man,
Oct 16, 4:43pm
OK, the code is definitely BH. I cut my teeth on those NZ assembled cars from the 60s.
rob_man,
Oct 16, 4:47pm
It's hard to read any of those pages but they appear to be Aussie codes, mostly single digits. NZ codes and colours are different.
bentcoupe,
Nov 22, 5:33pm
car now for sale
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