Color code for white bumpers/grille

[jtw46]

Does anyone know the color name or paint code number for the white that was used on 1968 F100 painted bumpers and grille? Thank you for your response.

[DuckRyder]

Should be.

Wimbledon White M

[3 Speed]

Check other posts. I think the guys on here say this paint was Corinthian White, while Wimbledon White was used for body panels.

[jtw46]

I did a search on other forums as 3 speed suggested and the answers were all over the place such as

"Standard Cab hubcaps were not painted body color, they were painted Colonial White, which is a 'bright' white. This color was used 1948/69 for hubcaps, grilles, bumpers.

Exterior aka body colors: Corinthian White (code M) used 1961/63, Pure White (code C) 1964/68, Wimbledon White (code M) was introduced in 1964."

No one quoted actual Ford references so I am not posting the above quote as fact. Thank you for your suggestions,

[DuckRyder]

Dig through the color chips in the homepage as well as the brochures...

One of them has a note on it that says that all bumpers and grills were _____ even if the body was another white. I know I’ve seen the note but can’t find it now.

[Busboy]

I want to know what color of white was used on the factory wheels?

[3 Speed]

My wheels and bumpers are the same color - a slightly yellow/beige off-white, which seems to correspond with Corinthian White. See the image in my signature.

My truck is a 67 Custom Cab, which came with painted bumpers, regular hubcabs, painted wheels, but with the bright aluminum grille and chrome around the windshield.