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Another vote for Roland Hall. I believe the correct finish would be manganese phosphate. Roland does not offer this process but there are companies that do. If you need a reference I can get the contact info for the company that did mine.

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But those appear to be the second design; later model. "Bill'!

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But those appear to be the second design; later model. "Bill'!
They are from a 69. Is the finish different from earlier ones?

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YES That is my belief and Rowlands. I personally don't know where the 1st design stopped and the 2nd started. He may, and that's when the phosphate started. "Bill"!

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NOS have more pics. / what do you think now ?
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NOS have more pics. / what do you think now ?
Replacement hinges could have had a different finish vs units installed at the factory.

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Old 12-19-2015, 04:10 PM
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A buddy had his hinges for his 69 442 redone by this guy. I thought they came out excellent. Price was in the low $100's.

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