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10-17-2000, 08:19 PM
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What color is the lower crank pulley on a '67 GTO 400 supposed to be? I've seen them 60 degree black, engine color, and a combination of both. I want to do it right. Thanks.
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10-17-2000, 08:19 PM
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What color is the lower crank pulley on a '67 GTO 400 supposed to be? I've seen them 60 degree black, engine color, and a combination of both. I want to do it right. Thanks.
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10-17-2000, 08:36 PM
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The majority of the ones I have seen are gloss black. This includes lots of national shows GTOAA, POCI. In reality they could have had some overspray of engine paint or, no paint at all on them. This is from experience of taking them off of untouched engines. The Judges and some Major top notch restorers may have the exact amount or gloss in the paint. 60% is for the inner fenders and core support. I would use the gloss black.
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10-17-2000, 08:52 PM
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Thanks Blackcat. I'm glad I haven't done any of the pulley/brackets yet. It's hard getting the details right!
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