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Guy Motors Six-wheelers paint codes

The factory colours the registry has researched on Six-wheelers vehicles: 2 colours, 2 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.

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2COLOURS2WITH A PAINT CODE4VEHICLES3SOURCES
G3Khaki Green No. 3BS 381C 361Light Stone
ESTIMATED

Khaki Green No. 3

PAINT CODEG3HEX#4B5A3ARGB75, 90, 58

The British Army's basic vehicle colour when the Quad-Ant, the Guy Armoured Car, the Lizard and the FBAX entered service, replaced from 1942 because the chromium oxide needed to make it ran short. G3 is the Army's colour standard, not a Guy paint code; the hex is the registry's 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 FBAX 3-ton 6×4 (1930s), FBAX breakdown gantry, FBAX searchlight lorry, FBAX wireless lorry

1 source
  1. 1Camouflage Painting of Airborne VehiclesParaData (Airborne Assault Museum) · accessed 2026-09-24
ESTIMATED

Light Stone

PAINT CODEBS 381C 361HEX#C4AB70RGB196, 171, 112

The Middle East finishing colour, worn by Quad-Ants and Lizards in the Western Desert. BS 381C 361 is the British Standard shade, not a Guy paint code; the hex is the registry's 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 FBAX 3-ton 6×4 (1930s), FBAX breakdown gantry, FBAX searchlight lorry, FBAX wireless lorry

2 sources
  1. 1British Army Green PaintsEx-Military Land Rover Association · accessed 2026-09-24
  2. 2Camouflage Painting of Airborne VehiclesParaData (Airborne Assault Museum) · accessed 2026-09-24

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.