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Correct color for 69 hemi distributor? #438408
08/15/09 12:05 AM
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What is the correct color for a 69 hemi distributor? Are they natural or black (flat, semigloss, or gloss)?

Re: Correct color for 69 hemi distributor? [Re: Blue69Charger] #438409
08/15/09 12:10 AM
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Gloss black with a tan cap

Re: Correct color for 69 hemi distributor? [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #438410
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Are you positive they were gloss??

Ive had some nos dual point distributors and they didn't appear to be gloss, id say more of a semi

Re: Correct color for 69 hemi distributor? [Re: Captain Flapjack] #438411
08/15/09 12:00 PM
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They were gloss, but it was about the cheapest paint money could buy and put onto a bare rough cast iron part would definately look duller than one might expect. All that being said, it was gloss back paint.

Re: Correct color for 69 hemi distributor? [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #438412
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Thanks Scott.

Re: Correct color for 69 hemi distributor? [Re: Blue69Charger] #438413
08/15/09 12:41 PM
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NP,

BTW, the cap retention clips were a raw unpainted spring steel, usually with a blackish/gun blued look. The correct caps had "Made in USA" molded into the top. The little oil filler spigot, retention clip anchors, and the vacuum advance unit were all a clear zinc/silver plate, some parts had a goldish was over the silver. The shape of the vacuum advance unit varied over the years.







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