Marque · FV600 · paint codes
The factory colours the registry has researched on FV600 vehicles: 3 colours, 3 with a recorded paint code. Each hex is a representative value — averaged from photographed factory chips or quoted from a standard — not a measured match; the code is what to give a paint supplier.
The British service green of the FV600 family and the CVR(T). BS 381C 224 is the British Standard shade, not an Alvis paint code.
WORN BY Saracen (FV603, 1952–76), Saladin (FV601, 1958–72), Saracen, Royal Hong Kong Police, Stalwart (FV620/622, 1960–71), Stalwart Mk 1 (FV620), Stalwart abroad, Stalwart Mk 2 (FV622, 623, 624), Saracen in Northern Ireland
The desert scheme of exported Saladins and Saracens and of CVR(T)s in the Gulf. BS 381C 361 is the British Standard shade, not an Alvis code.
WORN BY Saracen (FV603, 1952–76), Saracen, South Africa, Saladin (FV601, 1958–72), Saladin abroad
The red of the Salamander crash tenders in RAF service. BS 381C 537 (Signal Red) is the British Standard shade, not an Alvis code.
WORN BY Salamander (FV651, 1958–63)
Colours are as the registry has researched them for these vehicles; a paint code is the authority, the hex only a guide. Corrections and better chips are welcome through the suggestion form.