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64c is Camel Cloth interior.
Sarge81 2008-06-22 08:43:25
"SPC" OR "SPEC" means the car was delivered to the dealer in primer.
This is according to some info sourced from the "L81 Registry"
If this is a Bowing Green car, you should be able to get a build sheet. And on the sheet it will say "Primer" under the paint code.
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No.
But to be NCRS correct, the car would have to be painted in the correct type primer. That would be a rare sight to see.

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What color is the car now? "Spc" can also mean a special color that was not on the order sheets, but was done as a "test" to see if the color would come out right on the cars. It could also be a special order car for a high-up in GM....ya never know, but a "spc" code is usually a primer car, and there were very few ever done like that.
The urethane bumper covers on these cars(SPC) were painted a metallic silver color, instead of a primer, tho, as a primered urethane cover would absorb oils and other crap in transport, making it hard to paint them when it was time to do so.
SPC cars are RARE....in any year model, but more so on the later cars.
The urethane bumper covers on these cars(SPC) were painted a metallic silver color, instead of a primer, tho, as a primered urethane cover would absorb oils and other crap in transport, making it hard to paint them when it was time to do so.

SPC cars are RARE....in any year model, but more so on the later cars.
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It is your car. You can do whatever you would like.
'81's will never be big $$$ getters like the chrome bumper cars.
If your car is a pristine low mileage car and you want it as it rolled off the assembly line. Then go for the "museum piece" route.
If your car was like mine, a "basket case." And your like me, build it the way you want it and drive the heck out of it.
Good luck with your car. And have fun with it.
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[QUOTE=Sarge81]...But to be NCRS correct, the car would have to be painted in the correct type primer. That would be a rare sight to see.
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6880Mike 2008-06-27 08:08:17

Light gray over red. Acrylic lacquer. Rare indeed since a Corvette leaving St. Louis in primer almost certainly got a color coat after delivery to the buyer. Black Book says at least one St. Louis '81 left in primer with SPEC on the trim tag.

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