Am I wrong or do I read this (the paint code list) the wrong way? In the paint code lists for a 67 Camaro (http://www.camaros.net/years/67/67paint.html) I could not find Ermine White.
However, it could be found on the 68 paint code list (http://www.camaros.net/years/68/68paint.html).

The paint code list covers Canadian and US productions, which is exactly what my car is.

Can someone please explain how it all hangs together? I have a 67, Ermine White according to the TT.

CRG shows C as Ermine.

http://www.camaros.org/numbers.shtml#ExteriorColors

So does the Ditzler refinish book.

http://www.tcpglobal.com/aclchip.aspx?image=1967-chevrolet-pg01.jpg

Hi Eric,

Yes it does, but looking at the paint codes that i refferred to, C/C (lower and upper body color) is stated as Provincial White on the 67's.
Is that the same as Ermine White or is one of the sources not complete/wrong?

1967 GM paint code C is called Provincial White by Oldsmobile, Cameo Ivory by Pontiac, Arctic White by Buick, and Ermine white by Chevrolet.
That paint chart is from a paint company, not GM.
They just list one of the names used, but it is the same code.

OK. Got it. Thanks a lot for that info!

:thumbsup:

http://1stgencamaro.net/gallerytwo/d/22-2/1967_chevrolet_pg01.jpg