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Old 07-01-2008, 10:29 PM
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Great Pictures John. I can never get enough of your car. Love the shots without the air cleaner lid and and base. Very very nice!!

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Old 07-01-2008, 11:03 PM
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thanks CoolBird. Here are a few more. Unrestored and very correct.

For those needing detail photos on how vaccum hoses and wiring was originally routed, or correct colors and plating applied from the factory on a 1977 W72 engine here is a rare opportunity to look at a true survivor. I am doing a show level detail cleaning and will add photos of the driver side of the engine soon.
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Old 07-01-2008, 11:20 PM
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John,very nice T/A but isn't the motor the wrong color.

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thanks CoolBird. Here are a few more. Unrestored and very correct.

For those needing detail photos on how vaccum hoses and wiring was originally routed, or correct colors and plating applied from the factory on a 1977 W72 engine here is a rare opportunity to look at a true survivor. I am doing a show level detail cleaning and will add photos of the driver side of the engine soon.
Thanks Mr W72, the pics you posted are priceless. I just started putting my engine together and the pics cleared up a lot of questions i had! Thanks again John

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thanks CoolBird. Here are a few more.
Unrestored and very correct.
Your welcome! and more pixs!!

Ya...I have to side with John on this. If a car is well cared for and driven little (like Johns) it can look amazing. Especially if someone like John, has been caring for it all of these years.

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Old 07-02-2008, 09:35 PM
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The photos I took are with a digital camera. I will agree the shade of engine blue appears to be bluer than it actually is. Here is a photo taken with my old fashion 35mm camera and the shade of blue shown in this picture is very close to what it looks like in person.

Please remember, on higher mile engines the engine paint will have a tendency to change colors and stain especially when they get oily. Also no two batches of engine paint at the factory were 100 percent identical. Some variance in the shade would exist.
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