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Old 01-22-2024, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by b-man View Post
Unfortunately the engine is painted the wrong color.

1959 - 1965 were painted Pontiac Light Blue like your new build.

1966 - 1970 engines were Pontiac Light Blue Metallic.

Here’s the color it should be painted, this is a used 1966 intake.
The "better" color, IMHO. I've always been jealous of the later metallic blue.


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Originally Posted by Tedd930 View Post
Ok thanks for the reply’s and I was actually hopeful everyone would suggest this. Obviously the cheaper way to go .. however I did have to send the carbs out to a place in north Fla that’s restored to new condition also the car had 80,000 miles has been sitting 20 yrs so the mechanic suggested a freshen up on the engine
So I had it rebuilt stock here’s some pics going back in this week .. thanks everyone
This would be a good time to check the numbers and date codes on the engine, too.

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