[pleask]

A couple of years ago I was in a car museum in Hamburg (I think, not far out of Berlin) and I fell in love with this green, I understand it is a '60 DB4. I fully understand that what I see on my computer may not be exactly what you see so colour shades can differ.

I have done some research and from what I have been told, and I can see it is not Sea Green nor Goodwood green. Aston Martin racing green appears close, but so far the best match I can find is Forest green.

Is anyone able to confirm this please? And even better does anyone know of a modern day paint code?

Thanks all, Pat

 

[cgollings71]

It’s in poor lighting but it could be either chiltern green or california sage

 

[pleask]

Thanks for the tip, it could be, but even if it is not I put it down as one of my top choices! I'm thinking, it is a DB4 GT Zagato green. The hunt continues. Anyone know of a good web site to get paint code for todays paints for these? Pat

 

[cgollings71]

It’s in poor lighting but it could be either chiltern green or california sage

Check out my work portfolio on Flickr search chris gollings
I was involved painting all the continuation db models at Newport pagnell

 

[pleask]

Check out my work portfolio on Flickr search chris gollings
I was involved painting all the continuation db models at Newport pagnell

Hi Chris, many thanks for the lead. I had a great time looking over all the amazing work you have done, which is truly an art for unto it's own. But I'm afraid I'm a bit puzzled as to how seeing photos of work you have done can help me figure out a name/paint code for what I'm after. If I have missed something I'd appreciate it if you would let me know
Pat
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[cgollings71]

Check out my work portfolio on Flickr search chris gollings
I was involved painting all the continuation db models at Newport pagnell

Hi Chris, many thanks for the lead. I had a great time looking over all the amazing work you have done, which is truly an art for unto it's own. But I'm afraid I'm a bit puzzled as to how seeing photos of work you have done can help me figure out a name/paint code for what I'm after. If I have missed something I'd appreciate it if you would let me know
Pat
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Hi Chris, many thanks for the lead. I had a great time looking over all the amazing work you have done, which is truly an art for unto it's own. But I'm afraid I'm a bit puzzled as to how seeing photos of work you have done can help me figure out a name/paint code for what I'm after. If I have missed something I'd appreciate it if you would let me know
Pat
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your right there is no connection but I am show casing my work to as many people in the Aston Martin community as possible especially in the uk as I have set up shop over a year ago.
I want people to see that you don’t necessarily have to take your car to a dealership to have the same level of quality. I’m sorry to have puzzled you.
Anyway AM9591 almond green I believe is what your looking for.

 

[cgollings71]

Hi Chris, many thanks for the lead. I had a great time looking over all the amazing work you have done, which is truly an art for unto it's own. But I'm afraid I'm a bit puzzled as to how seeing photos of work you have done can help me figure out a name/paint code for what I'm after. If I have missed something I'd appreciate it if you would let me know
Pat
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Out of curiosity pat, what model do you drive?
And why do you want this colour?
Chris