Export combinations
As I have determined so far, export vehicles were sometimes painted in various color combinations. I assume this applies equally to both the Spartak and Octavia models.
1 - Single-color vehicles
2 - Two-color vehicles
In various distributed areas:
- A/ roof without pillars in contrasting color (i.e. only horizontal part) = 2-tone (no photo available)
- B/ roof with front and rear pillars in contrasting color = 2-tone
- C/ roof with all pillars and lower frame in contrasting color = 2-tone
- D/ lower belt in contrasting color = 2-tone
- E/ lower belt+roof without pillars in contrasting color = 3-tone
- F/ lower belt+roof with pillars in contrasting color = 3-tone
- G/ middle belt+roof without pillars in contrasting color = 4-tone. This variant was probably only produced for exhibitions, etc...
Octavia model 1963 – sample of paint and upholstery.
Combination A – roof without pillars (only horizontal part), different color. Two-tone version – 2 sections.
Combination B – roof with front and rear pillars in a different color. Two-tone version – 2 sections.
Combination C – roof with all pillars and lower frame in a different color. Two-tone version – 2 sections.
Combination D – lower body strip in a different color. Two-tone finish – 2 fields.
Combination E – lower strip and roof without pillars in a different color. Three-tone version – 3 fields.
Combination F – lower strip and roof with pillars in a different color. Three-tone version – 3 fields.
Combination G – middle stripe and roof without pillars in a different color. Four-tone version – 4 sections.
Detail of color boundary on bodywork.
Repetition of body color in lettering.
Body color repeated in the lettering. Interesting version with a different sill trim.
Archives – color chart of two-tone cars (lower strip), export 1957.
Monotone car color chart – export 1957.
