Is this the correct color for my engine?
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05-30-2006, 01:46 AM
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Is this the correct color for my engine?
http://silver340.home.comcast.net/Fordengine.JPG Shouldn't this be a light blue? I think it was panted before with the wrong color.
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I think that's the "Ford Dark Blue" from the 70's as mentioned by Oppy. "Old Ford Blue" is medium while "Ford Blue" is pretty bright. I've played around with all of them. I use "Old Ford Blue" on my stuff. http://www.duplicolor.com/products/colors/highheat.html