1964 Chevrolet C10 pickup truck

1964 Chevrolet C10 Paint Colors

Factory colors with OEM WA codes — restoration-grade urethane, matched to spec

1964Model Year
OEMWA Paint Codes
100%Urethane Formula
CustomQuote Per Color
C10 years:
1964 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

Factory Paint Colors & OEM WA Codes

Color chip Color name WA code Order
Black paint chip — 1964 Chevy C10 Black Request Quote
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 Light Green Request Quote
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 Dark Green Request Quote
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 Light Blue Request Quote
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 Light Blue (alt.) Request Quote

How to Find Your 1964 C10 Paint Code

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Check the firewall or door jamb trim tag

On a 1964 Chevy C10, the paint code is typically stamped on a trim tag riveted to the firewall or found on a sticker inside the driver-side door jamb. The code on the tag corresponds directly to the WA code in the table above. If your tag is missing or unreadable, UreChem can formulate a match from a clean paint sample taken from an undamaged area of the truck.

About the 1964 C10 Color Palette

The 1964 Chevy C10 stands as a cornerstone of classic American truck design, marking the beginning of the second-generation C/K series with a fresh, more refined look. This model year introduced a sleeker windshield, updated grille, and smoother body lines — giving it a more modern appearance while keeping the rugged spirit of previous years. But it wasn't just the bodywork that made this truck pop: Chevrolet offered a range of eye-catching paint colors that added personality and style.

Among the available factory colors were standout shades like Cardinal Red, Ocean Green, and Bombay Ivory, each bringing its own charm to the C10's curvy steel panels. Two-tone combinations were also popular — especially on fleetside models — where contrasting roofs and lower body panels added extra visual flair. Today, restoring a '64 C10 to its original color code is a badge of honor among collectors.

Choosing the right finish is just as important as picking the right color. Our guide on Gloss, Matte or Satin breaks down how each type complements different builds. Not sure which paint system to go with? Our post on Single Stage vs Basecoat-Clearcoat can help, and Top Finish Combinations for Custom Paint Jobs covers more daring options for those going beyond the factory palette.

From barn find to showpiece, bringing a 1964 Chevy C10 back to life is all about honoring the details — starting with the color.

Frequently Asked Questions

The 1964 Chevy C10 was offered in a range of factory colors including Black, Light Green, Dark Green, Light Blue, Cardinal Red, Ocean Green, Bombay Ivory, and Fawn, among others. Use the WA codes in the table above when ordering your paint match.
On a 1964 Chevy C10, the paint code is typically stamped on a trim tag riveted to the firewall or on a sticker inside the driver-side door jamb. The code corresponds to the WA code listed in the table above.
Yes. UreChem formulates restoration-grade urethane basecoat matched to the original GM paint specifications. Use the Request Quote button next to any color to get started. If you have your paint code from the trim tag, include it in your request for the most accurate match.
Two-tone combinations were very popular on 1964 C10 fleetside models, often pairing a lighter roof — such as Bombay Ivory — with a deeper color on the lower body panels. Contact UreChem with both WA codes and we can match both colors from the same formulation batch.
For most builds, basecoat-clearcoat delivers superior gloss depth and UV protection. Single stage is a solid option for period-correct flat or satin finishes and simpler application. See our full Single Stage vs Basecoat-Clearcoat guide to choose based on your goals.

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