Code Color Name 102 Coral Red September 1968 November 1972 115 Red, Medium October 1960 August 1971 135 Coral Red September 1957

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Code Color Name 102 Coral Red September 1968 November 1972 115 Red, Medium October 1960 August 1971 135 Coral Red September 1957

Code Color name of until 102 Coral red September 1968 November 1972 115 Red, medium October 1960 August 1971 135 Coral red September 1957 September 1960 165 Deep coral red November 1971 August 1975 208 Yellow Positano September 1968 November 1972 214 Ivory, clear January 1959 February 1963 233 White March 1964 August 1975 234 Ivory, ancient July 1968 October 1973 235 Ivory July 1957 January 1959 243 Aurora white January 1968 August 1972 246 Tufo yellow August 1974 August 1975 247 Agip yellow 252 Deep ivory (Ferrero) October 1960 November 1962 276 Tahiti yellow November 1971 November 1973 278 Mustard yellow November 1973 August 1974 278 Beijing yellow October 1973 August 1974 294 Orange (Italgas) August 1964 August 1971 315 Deep green October 1960 December 1960 362 Green, clear July 1957 December 1957 363 Green, clear December 1960 February 1963 372 Green, clear July 1957 September 1960 383 Oasis green July 1963 July 1964 403 Celeste, medium January 1959 March 1962 413 Blue, evergreen March 1962 January 1963 415 Blue, clear November 1971 February 1974 419 Turquoise blue July 1968 August 1971 429 Blue, clear July 1957 May 1958 433 Aquamarine blue March 1964 August 1968 449 Blue, medium January 1959 September 1960 453 Blue, medium March 1964 July 1968 456 Deep blue July 1957 August 1975 463 Turquoise butterfly March 1974 August 1975 469 Blue, medium September 1961 July 1963 472 Cruise celeste July 1957 January 1959 485 Blue, medium October 1960 September 1961 486 Blue, marine clear July 1963 April 1964 491 Celeste June 1960 September 1960 498 Oriental blue February 1970 August 1971 583 Sandy beige July 1963 August 1968 601 Black September 1968 August 1971 604 Garda grey February 1970 August 1971 615 Grey, clear October 1960 March 1964 624 Grey, medium January 1969 March 1969 634 Deep grey July 1963 March 1964 653 Grey, medium March 1964 August 1968 672 Grey, clear (milky) July 1957 September 1960 697 Ash tree grey March 1962 November 1964 793 Deep brown February 1970 August 1971 Quelle: http://www.500clubitalia.it/index.php/informazioni-tecniche/colori-numeri-di-telaio-modelli/colori.

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