RE: That Blue-Dark Gray Chassis Component Paint

[Dave Walters <whdavid@xxxxxxxxx>]

Don Owen wrote:
> 
> Dave: it was always a dark bluish gray, semi-gloss to gloss.
> I'm convinced its original as this was a dry CA car and the color is on 
> the 
> firewall plate which supports the master cyl, the K frame, the struts, 
> and 
> the lower control arm main assembly.
> Its not black and is (still) fairly shiny in some areas, and is not at 
> all 
> like flat gray primer.
> Thanks for any ideas, Donny

Don,

I've seen cars like yours before,all of them from the Western 
region.I've got a K member taken from a low mile Nevada car that is 
painted grey.I'll send you a pic.Granted,not bluish-grey but the color 
could depend on what was available to the factory at that time.

Any evidence of collision or suspension damage(frame repairs, dents,etc) 
that would've necessitated changing all the components? Is the rest of 
the underbody the same color? Did you notice if the bolts that hold the 
K frame to the body were painted as well?

Sorry for all the questions,Don.I'm just not an advocate that all those 
parts should be painted black to be correct. 

  Dave Walters
  Denver, Co.

  64 Savoy Post
  64 Bel Post
  64 Dodge 330 Post
  63 Savoy


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