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[thesaint1963]

My name is Ronald and i own a Riviera 1964:
i have some question about the vinplate,
it shows:
1. colourcode AA (i only could find colourcode A in the books)

2. it shows allso: acc.XT4F (nearly on the bottom of the plate)

3. on the bottom of the plate is printed:
this car is finished with
magic mirror agrylic laquer
body by fisher

the car shows inside:built expressly for Roger D. Beck

I would be happy if you'll could explain to me what this means.

thanks Ronald

[maxwedge]

Welcome to AF. As it says Acrlylic lacquer, no longer used. You can look up old GM paint codes by using Google. AA usually means the top and bottom were the same color. Where does it say specially made?

[thesaint1963]

Originally Posted by maxwedge

Welcome to AF. As it says Acrlylic lacquer, no longer used. You can look up old GM paint codes by using Google. AA usually means the top and bottom were the same color. Where does it say specially made?

Thank you for your information:specially made is plated on the console in front of the gearshift inside the car.(if i make any mistakes in writing i' m sorry.I live here for 3 weeks coming over from "the Netherlands")
Thanks again for your information.
Ronald

[maxwedge]

The owner had that personalized plate made up after the sale. Good year, 64, first for the Turbo 400, instead of the Dynaflow. I am in the process of negotiating for one right now, but it needs a lot of work.

[thesaint1963]

Originally Posted by maxwedge

The owner had that personalized plate made up after the sale. Good year, 64, first for the Turbo 400, instead of the Dynaflow. I am in the process of negotiating for one right now, but it needs a lot of work.

Thanks a lott for your information,verry nice.
I hope you get the ' 64.
Have a great weekend,
Ronald

['97ventureowner]

Originally Posted by maxwedge

The owner had that personalized plate made up after the sale. Good year, 64, first for the Turbo 400, instead of the Dynaflow. I am in the process of negotiating for one right now, but it needs a lot of work.

I've seen those advertised in the old J C Whitney catalogs in the past. Not sure if they still offer them, but it's an interesting, unique way to personalize your vehicle, especially if you are the original owner, or have put it through a major restoration. (Actually I remember seeing a specific plate for that,"Restored by:___".)