1970 Chevrolet C10 Paint Colors
25 factory colors with OEM paint & WA codes — restoration-grade urethane, matched to spec
Factory Paint Colors & OEM Codes
| Color chip | Color name | Code | WA code | Order |
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Black | 500 | WA0848 | Request Quote |
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Medium Blue Poly | 501 | WE5178 | Request Quote |
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Yellow Green | 504 | WE5169 | Request Quote |
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Dark Green (505) | 505 | WE5101 | Request Quote |
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Dark Green (506) | 506 | WE5185 | Request Quote |
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Medium Green | 507 | WE5203 | Request Quote |
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Dark Blue (508) | 508 | WE5179 | Request Quote |
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Medium Blue | 510 | WA5190 | Request Quote |
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Ochre (Mustard) | 511 | WE5202 | Request Quote |
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Dark Blue Green | 512 | WE5183 | Request Quote |
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Flame Red | 513 | WE5127 | Request Quote |
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Red | 514 | WE5106 | Request Quote |
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Light Sandalwood | 515 | WE5186 | Request Quote |
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Yellow (519) | 519 | WE5110 | Request Quote |
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Yellow (520) | 520 | WE5170 | Request Quote |
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White | 521 | WA5111 | Request Quote |
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Copper | 522 | WE5195 | Request Quote |
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Orange | 523 | WE5108 | Request Quote |
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Red Orange | 524 | WE5194 | Request Quote |
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Yellow (525) | 525 | WE5201 | Request Quote |
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Medium Gold | 526 | WE5180 | Request Quote |
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Dark Gold | 527 | WE5197 | Request Quote |
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Dark Bronze | 528 | WE5192 | Request Quote |
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Medium Blue Green | 529 | WE5182 | Request Quote |
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Dark Blue (570) | 570 | WE5103 | Request Quote |
How to Find Your 1970 C10 Paint Code
Check the Service Parts Identification label
On a 1970 Chevy C10, the paint code is printed on the Service Parts Identification (SPID) label — a white sticker typically found on the inside of the glove box door or the driver-side door jamb. Look for the two- or three-digit number that matches the code column in the table above. If your label is missing or illegible, UreChem can formulate a match from a good paint sample.
About the 1970 C10 Color Palette
The 1970 Chevrolet C10 closed out the second generation of Chevy's C/K truck lineup with confidence and flair. Subtle exterior updates — the egg-crate grille, amber side marker lenses, and bold badging — gave the truck a stronger road presence, while inside, optional comfort upgrades continued to blur the line between work truck and everyday cruiser. But the real standout was the factory paint palette.
Chevrolet offered a remarkably wide range of colors in 1970, from rich saturated tones like Flame Red and Medium Blue to earthy metallics like Ochre and Dark Gold. Two-tone paint schemes remained popular, often pairing bold body colors with White roofs or rockers to add a custom touch right off the showroom floor.
Want more visual depth? Learn how Clear Coat Affects the Final Look — especially when working with metallics like Medium Blue Poly, Copper, or Dark Gold. Our guide to Gloss, Matte or Satin can also help you match the right sheen to your build's vision. And if you're still deciding between paint systems, our breakdown of Single Stage vs Basecoat-Clearcoat covers durability, cost, and ease of application.
No matter where your 1970 C10 build takes you, getting the color and finish just right brings the whole truck together — and makes sure it stands tall for decades to come.