Thread: Colour Code Land Rover "Yellow" Series 3 Game

AFAIK The "Game" paint olour was known as "Yellow Devil".

Try this thread
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/series-lan...int-codes.html

I think thsi woudl be right

Dulon E type Acrylic Lacquer
Yellow Devil 566 17422

and no, there were other yellows....

The Game was an Australian marketing abberation and the colour was borrowed from the Leyland/BMC vehicles of the era, particularly the Moke Californian. "Yellow Devil and the Code 566-17422"

Another yellow was that applied to the vehicles for the Department of Civil Aviation, both for on airport use and where Land Rovers were mostly used for maintenance of air navigation beacons and transponders in remote locations.

Hello All,

I found this interesting Series 3 and it is painted yellow too. Is this close to the Game yellow? Thank you Lotz-a-Landies for the Moke Californian Yellow Devil paint name and the colour code.

Hmmm now if one of my Land Rovers could look like that ... . Its wheel configuration is interesting too

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Kind Regards
Lionel

Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

The Game was an Australian marketing abberation and the colour was borrowed from the Leyland/BMC vehicles of the era, particularly the Moke Californian. "Yellow Devil and the Code 566-17422"

Another yellow was that applied to the vehicles for the Department of Civil Aviation, both for on airport use and where Land Rovers were mostly used for maintenance of air navigation beacons and transponders in remote locations.

Hello Lotz-A-Landies,

With your tip from the Moke Californian I visited a Moke forum (Paint Codes) and there were a couple of threads that mention that there was also a Moke colour before the Yellow Devil which people list off their vehicle ID plate as Highway Yellow in the 1970s. Unfortunately, no one provides a photograph or a colour code.

The brand of paint for the Yellow Devil paint was Dulon, Is this a Dulux product?

Why did I visit the Moke forum? I am a researcher and I just cannot help myself

Yes I have started back on the PhD...

Kind Regards
Lionel

Hello All,

I just found this 1967 Moke which is described as "Yellow" by the seller. Not sure if it is the original paint?

Accessed 29th October 2013 from 1967 Mini Moke, Used Cars For Sale - Carsforsale.com

If this is Highway Yellow I think I much prefer Yellow Devil

Kind Regards
Lionel

Originally Posted by Lionelgee

Why did I visit the Moke forum? I am a researcher and I just cannot help myself

Yes I have started back on the PhD...

Kind Regards
Lionel

So by reading your thread I am no longer procrastinating because I don't like painting, I am studying....or researching....right??

Originally Posted by Lionelgee

Hello Lotz-A-Landies,

With your tip from the Moke Californian I visited a Moke forum (Paint Codes) and there were a couple of threads that mention that there was also a Moke colour before the Yellow Devil which people list off their vehicle ID plate as Highway Yellow in the 1970s. Unfortunately, no one provides a photograph or a colour code.

The brand of paint for the Yellow Devil paint was Dulon, Is this a Dulux product?

Why did I visit the Moke forum? I am a researcher and I just cannot help myself

Yes I have started back on the PhD...

Kind Regards
Lionel

Hi Lionel

I admire you for continuing with your doctorate, I chucked a wabbly 2/3 the way through my second masters degree and walked out.

The paint code I gave you was off the Game. The thing about the colour codes is that the colours were used across the whole Leyland Australia range. You see camino gold in the SIII the Range Rover 2 door and the Austin 1800, then the colour changes to Bahama and the same thing happens. The highway yellow probably pre-dated the Game.

It is possible that the Land Rovers built for DCA may have been painted in the Highway Yellow if that was the colour Leyland was using on mokes and minis at the time of the DCA Land Rover production.

C ya
Diana