Borgward paint codes — factory colours, codes, hex & RGB

Borgward paint codes

The factory colours the registry has researched on Borgward vehicles: 2 colours, 1 with a recorded paint code, 2 whose hex is marked as the registry’s estimate. 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.

2COLOURS1WITH A PAINT CODE6VEHICLES2SOURCES

ESTIMATED

NATO Olive

PAINT CODEno factory code recordedHEX#4A5240RGB74, 82, 64

The Bundeswehr olive of the B 2000 A/O. An army finish rather than a Borgward paint code; the hex is an approximation.

No factory code recorded. The hex and RGB here are the registry's estimate from photographs and period descriptions, not a matched chip — do not order paint from them without further research.

WORN BY B 2000 A/O, Büssing production, B 2000 A/O, 1.5-tonne, B 3000 D, postwar, B 2000 A/O (1955–68), B 2000 A/O (1955–68)

1 source

1Borgward B 2000 A/OWikipedia (German) · accessed 2026-09-23

ESTIMATED

Panzergrau

PAINT CODERAL 7021HEX#4A4D50RGB74, 77, 80

The German dark grey of the wartime B 3000. RAL 7021 is the standard shade, not a Borgward code; the hex is an approximation.

The hex is an estimate. The paint code above is researched and is the authority; the hex and RGB are the registry's approximation of how the colour looks, not a matched chip.

WORN BY B 3000 A (1940–44)

1 source

1Borgward B 3000Wikipedia · accessed 2026-09-23

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.