Series 50 (Marlin, SX/4, Premier)
Info about Series 50 cars goes here.
1965-67 Marlin <--- Empty
Page Title
car pictures go here |
General Information
Surely someone knows something about this car.Body Styles and Trim Levels
Engines
Transmissions
Production Numbers
VIN Decoder
Unit Body Identification Plate
Body
Model
Trim
Paint
The following colors were available in ????-????. The original color can be determined by looking at the Paint code on the body tag. If there are two codes separated by a dash, the first code is the primary body color and the second code is the upper body (sometimes roof) or accent color. For example, a car that was black with a white top would have a paint code of 1-72. Paint codes may also be prefixed with a P or suffixed with an A. Note that some cars were painted non-standard colors. These cars will typically have a code such as " 00" or "SPEC". This was reserved for large orders in the special color, usually for fleet use.
| Paint Code | Color | Years |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Classic Black | ??? |
Color samples can be viewed at http://autocolorlibrary.com/aclns.html
Sequential Assembly Number
Bibliography
The following sources were used to verify the information contained on this page:
- Resource 1
- Resource 2
1981-83 SX/4 <--- EMPTY
1981-83 Eagle SX/4 |
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Eagle SX/4 |
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1988-92 Premier <--- Empty
Page Title
car pictures go here |
General Information
Surely someone knows something about this car.Body Styles and Trim Levels
Engines
Transmissions
Production Numbers
VIN Decoder
Unit Body Identification Plate
Body
Model
Trim
Paint
The following colors were available in ????-????. The original color can be determined by looking at the Paint code on the body tag. If there are two codes separated by a dash, the first code is the primary body color and the second code is the upper body (sometimes roof) or accent color. For example, a car that was black with a white top would have a paint code of 1-72. Paint codes may also be prefixed with a P or suffixed with an A. Note that some cars were painted non-standard colors. These cars will typically have a code such as " 00" or "SPEC". This was reserved for large orders in the special color, usually for fleet use.
| Paint Code | Color | Years |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Classic Black | ??? |
Color samples can be viewed at http://autocolorlibrary.com/aclns.html
Sequential Assembly Number
Bibliography
The following sources were used to verify the information contained on this page:
- Resource 1
- Resource 2