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On my '34 Master, should the inside surface of the hood and radiator shell be body color or black? It's been so long that I don't remember. Thanks, guys.
Stu Allen
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The under side of the hood was a medium dark gray color. The shell and the sheet metal behind the grille was black.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks, Gene. Would the Filling Station engine paint color be close enough?
Stu
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I would try to find some thing with less gloss as the paint was some type of a water proff primer. Actually the primer under the factory paint on top of the hood was the same. The body (Fisher Body) had red primer. The engine paint is a little too dark and would look like you used engine paint under the hood as a mistake besides being to glossy.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks, Gene. I'll look for something lighter with low gloss.
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Hi Gene,
So do you have any documentation on this being the case? And just as i asked this question I remember I had pictures of a 4000 mile 34 and your right.
So when your paint your hood, don't for get the over spray.
Bruce
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