Original Factory Colors
Classic Ford Mustang Paint Colors & Factory Codes (1966)
Every original factory paint color offered on the classic Ford Mustang (1966), with official manufacturer paint codes, hex approximations, and rarity notes. Use the paint code to order a color-matched sample from a restoration supplier.
Raven Black
A
#16181a
1964–1969
Code A 1964.5-1969 (Ford code 9000). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com and mustangattitude.com.
Wimbledon White
M
#f3f3ee
1964–1969
Code M 1964.5-1969 (Ford 8378). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com and mustangattitude.com.
Vintage Burgundy Poly
X
#5a1f28
1964–1967
Code X (Ford 50657/50669). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Ivy Green Poly
R
#2f4a2a
1965–1966
Code R (Ford 43337/43408). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Silver Blue Poly
Y
#9fb4cc
1965–1966
Code Y (Ford 12164/13045). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Arcadian Blue
F
#a8c3df
1966
1966 code F (Ford 12854). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Emberglo Poly
V
#b5602e
1966
1966 code V (Ford 22610). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Sahara Beige
H
#cbb48a
1966
1966 code H (Ford 22528). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Nightmist Blue Poly
K
#37506e
1966–1967
Code K (Ford 13076). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Sauterne Gold Poly
Z
#b59b5e
1966–1967
Code Z (Ford 43433). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Antique Bronze Poly
P
#6e5234
1966
1966 code P (Ford 22603). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Silver Frost Poly
4
#b9bcbe
1966–1967
Code 4 (Ford 32520). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Signal Flare Red
5
#c4361f
1966
1966 code 5 (Ford 71529). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Candyapple Red
T
#b51a1f
1966–1969
Code T (Ford 71528) 1966-1969. Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com and mustangattitude.com.
Springtime Yellow
8
#ecd968
1966–1967
Code 8 (Ford 81510). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
Tahoe Turquoise Poly
U
#2f7f86
1966–1968
Code U (Ford 12745). Confirmed by mustangreloaded.com.
About these colors:
Color names, factory paint codes, and production years are cross-referenced from established
marque references and owner registries. Hex codes are approximate digital representations of
factory paint — vintage automotive paint was never defined as a hex value, and original enamel
fades over time. True paint colors depend on age, sun exposure, refinishing history, and
production batch variation. For an accurate match, always mix by the factory paint code — not
by the on-screen swatch — and verify against an original paint chip or a professional
color-matched sample before purchasing paint for a restoration.