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14/10/2017 2:30 am
PIC. More on the Cordoba Gray saga.
Further limited research indicates that Cordoba Gray was for Lincolns, although posts on the web do reveal that Fords existed in that colour. All very confusing. Notwithstanding that, here's a paint chip illustration of Cordoba Gray which is nothing like the colour of the Brooklin Ford...the paint chip is a grey. O, isn't life fun !!!!!
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14/10/2017 3:29 pm
Cordoba Grey was one of five colors for 1934 Ford Deluxe cars. Ford
Standard cars had a choice of three colors that year. Since the Brooklin model has duel wipers and cowl lights I believe they modeled a deluxe car. Both Standard and Deluxe cars could have come in Cordoba Grey. As I stated in an earlier post, the Cordoba Grey color is on the grey side but not a real grey. The brooklin model looks like Cordoba Tan, a 1936 Ford color.