'64 Sport Fury Ñ red, white and blue emblems

[Douglas Sutherland <pluckedchickens@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I am ready to repaint the red, white and blue emblems on my Ô64 Sport Fury.  
My emblems have been repainted once before Ñ but they look pretty bad.

I own a NOS ÒstandardÓ hood ornament and the red and blue seem to be more 
tinted than painted (the metal is visible thru the paint).  Is that how all 
the emblems looked originally?

The red white and blue color were used in six locations on a Ô64 Sport Fury; 
 the ÒstandardÓ hood ornament, the three "ventiports" on the front fender 
trim, the hub of the spinner hubcaps, the rear deck emblem, the steering 
wheel horn ring and the interior door badges.

Does anyone in the club have any of these trim pieces with the original 
unfaded colors in tact?  Are the red and blue clear tints or opaque paint?  
Is it flat or glossy?  Have you repainted yours and found colors to match 
the original stock colors?

I talked with the folks at Mopaint (advertised in Mopar Collectors Guide).  
They are very helpful and knowledgeable, do not have the original codes.  
They can mix colors that they believe will best imitate the original but 
they are only guessing.  If any one has any literature with the original 
paint codes, they would love to have them.

Thanks!

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