Lambertta Colour?

[barnsleybilly]

Bristolmods got the only surefire way of finding a clue - you need to look where blasting & resprays are unlikely to have touched it - inside the frame headstock and in the engine mount tube on the frame are a couple more places to investigate.

[DaleUK]

So other than the above there's no real , sure way of knowing from frame and engine number?

[rosscla]

Correct

[DaleUK]

Did a little bit more Digging as they Say... Found this Colour

Any ideas??

[DaleUK]

Might need to Zoom in on lock catch!

[Daggs]

The lock/catch would not have been painted by Innocenti.

[Doom Patrol]

I think you're probably right. I doubt Innocenti would have sprayed it in situ and plastered the rivets and all.

[Grumpy225]

If its an li125 s3 it's probably duck egg blue
Chris

In the US it's been called Riverside blue, LI Blue, Baby blue etc etc.

At the end of the day I call it a manly blue

Reality is your LI was either blue or mint green, pick a color and run with it.

If you can find a little spot under the frame loop that wasn't painted over you MIGHT be able to ascertain what color it was from the factory. The blue and green look a lot alike after 53 years.

There are no color descriptors tied to frame numbers (unlike modern cars).

[DaleUK]

How many Colours were used in '62

[Doom Patrol]

Try this....

http://www.britishlambrettaarchive.co.u ... des-1.html