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Hi Everyone, this is the new incarnation of XPFalcon.com… more to come over time.
Cheers, Dave
If you want to email me make sure to put “XP Falcon” or something similar in the email subject or I might delete it without looking, I do get some spam 
Email me -> Dave-at-XPFalcon.com
Also I can be contacted these ways
Twitter: http://twitter.com/DaveColvin
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dave.colvin
Microsoft’s Instant Messenger – (I dont often use this anymore), (DaveColvin”-AT-”HOTMAIL.COM)
You can even call me on 0419 812 302.
hey bud , where are all the photos of xp’s from the old site ?
cheers
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I have them. What are you after? Dave
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Hello Dave,
I’ve only just discovered your website and it’s fantastic what you are doing…
Great job.
I have a question for you.
I am in the process of restoring a 4 –door and I am finally approaching the colour stage after 2 years of cutting, welding and blocking…!
I am trying to find the colour code of the original pale sky blue used by Ford during the 60’s.
Any idea?
Greg
Hi Greg,
You are most likely thinking of Powder Blue… This may help: http://falconccwa.stormloader.com/colourhint.htm
cheers
Dave
Thanks Dave!! This chart helps alot. Didn’t realise they had so many funky colours back then.
The closest I could find to the colour I want is the 1963 “Skymist Blue”.
Can you suggest the best process to get a sample mixed?
I approached ppg thinking they would have everything at their fingertips, but without a ppg code, it’s impossible.
Any thoughts on how to get the formulation?
Greg