So I had owned a 1992 Camaro years ago and it had a tan interior , I recently picked up a new Camaro and want to restore the interior to match my old car , I am trying to figure out the specific color name for this tan interior , the car was a stock 1992 Camaro rs , here is a picture , any help is appreciated I've tried googling the color choices and it's not turning up much positive info
This is my old car that I'm trying to match

 

I am new to the Tan interior color myself. I never realized how frustrating an interior color it was. Is it Tan, Beige, Camel, Beachwood, or some color in that realm of the spectrum? Very frustrating even when interior trim pieces should match but don't.

 

Have you tried the RPO code usually on the bottom side of the consul arm rest.

 

You forgot to include, "doeskin".

The OP can't look at the SPID (unless he has a photo of it). He doesn't have his original car anymore.

 

The problem with the tan color from 92, is that its a 1992 color only.

 

Do you know what the name for it is , I'm ordering a new carpet and they have like 5 different tan colors

 

my 92 Formula has the rpo code as 64 light beige

 

Here are the RPO Codes.Interior Codes: 19B = Bk-K, 19C = Bk-cc, 66B = Br-sc, 66C = Br-cc, 662 = Br-le, 73B = R-sc, 73C = R-cc, 732 = R-le, 82B = G-sc, 82C = G-cc, 822 = G-le

I think its the center one in the pic.

 

I see, and SPID is what i ment to look at. Well you could try this; http://www.ebay.com/itm/1992-Chevrolet-Dealer-Brochure-B/322238027056?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D39218%26meid%3D6753b504145b4f34b5ebd0d989a22bd2%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D2%26sd%3D152230361921 Or look in to this; http://www.nastyz28.com/camaro/camaro92.html and this;http://www.iroczone.com/2009/10/1992...pecifications/

 

Interior Colors In 1992 Were
Black
Beige
Red
Gray

 

Oh, good god. Now we have a '92 specific color, and we can't even agree if its Beige or Lt Beige...or doeskin...or duck egg...etc. Frustrating to say the least.

 

Is that true for Camaros, Firebirds, or both?

 

GM's Wording Is Beige.

 

Both. Beechwood tan was used from 88-91 then the beige in question was used for 92.