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Looking for additional information on a 1932 Cabriolet car tag:
Job No - 32568
Body No - T 3025
Trim No - 19
Paint No - 95
Can someone help?
Thanks
Dan
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Job No - 32568 = 1932 Convertible Cabriolet
Body No - T 3025 = 3025th Cabriolet assembled at Tarrytown, NY
Trim No - 19 = genuine tan spanish grain leather seats, imatation leather side panels, Tan Teal with whipcord black top material
Paint No - 95 = Haverhill brown, Bangor Beige, Medium Brown Capucine door insert, Cream Medium wheels and stripes.
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Thanks.
Can you explain what "with whipcord black top material" means?
Is there a place I can see how such colors look alike?
Regards,
Dan
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Tan Teal on the outside and Black Whipcord on the inside. Teal and Whipcord are types of top fabric.
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Thanks for the information.
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Is this decode info recorded somewhere I can access it to decode my tag? Thanks!
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Job No: 32551
Body No: B 7083
Trim No: 16
Paint No: 113 or 118 (bad stamping)
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Job No: 32551 = 1932 Coach Body No: B 7083 = Built in the Buffalo factory. The 7,083rd coach built in that factory in 1932. Trim No: 16 = Gray Mohair interior with a pattern. Paint No: 113 = Bordeaux Maroon with Gold Bronze and St. Germain Red stripes with either St. Germain Red wire wheels or Black wire wheels. Paint No: 118 = Cannon Smoke with Moon Glow Pearl Essence mouldings and Tomaka Green stripe. Karmak Green wire wheels. If I had to guess I would say that your paint number is probably 113 and not 118.   
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I agree as only certain models (Special Sedan, Deluxe Sport Coupe, Deluxe Five-Passenger Coupe) were factory painted the special pearl essence colors and the Coach was not one of them.
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March 1, 1935 Parts Price List in the closed body parts section, pages 273 & 276 shows trim numbers 17, 18 and 22 for jobs 32551S 1932 Coach and trim numbers 17 & 18 for jobs 32567S 5W Coupe. Has anyone ever seen a 1932 Fisher body tag with letter S after the job number? What type of trim and color are numbers 17, 18 and 22?
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