Posted By: mopar346
"Correct" 67 Barracuda front suspension colors - 11/07/13 01:17 PM
The car in question:
67 Barracuda convertible 273 Commando/904/7.25 NON-Formula S car.
I am rebuilding the front end for a friend and I am blasting and painting tonight. I would like it to resemble correct. I just cant bring myself to paint it all black regardless of the car or situation. That is unless it was all black.
Thanks in advance, Kevin
Posted By: mopar346
Re: "Correct" 67 Barracuda front suspension colors - 11/08/13 01:30 PM
Nobody has any info???
Here is what I have come up with so far, maybe someone can tell me where I am wrong.
Draglink semi gloss black (dipped)
Tie rod ends natural cast
tie rod sleeves semi gloss black (cant tell dipped or not)
pitman arm natural cast
idler arm natural cast
Spindle natural cast
lower ball joint natural cast
strut rod natural steel
strut rod washers natural steel
lower control arm natural steel and cast cosmoline dipped within a few inches of the ball joint
upper control arm information tells me/suggest semi gloss black but when cleaning and soda blasting I was no evidence of paint
backing plate drum black phosphate
backing plate disc semi gloss black
caliper natural cast
drum/disc natural cast
tortion bars semi gloss (dipped)
sway bar semi gloss
sway bar backets semi gloss
sway bar links unsure
K member semi gloss
gear box natural cast/aluminum
what did I miss?
Posted By: mopar346
Re: "Correct" 67 Barracuda front suspension colors - 11/08/13 01:42 PM
The only reference pictures I have: 1
Posted By: mopar346
Re: "Correct" 67 Barracuda front suspension colors - 11/08/13 01:44 PM
A friend of mine's 67 383 Formula S
Posted By: mopar346
Re: "Correct" 67 Barracuda front suspension colors - 11/08/13 03:05 PM
Thank you Fish, the more info the better, hopefully it will help someone else in the future. I could see most 67-69 As being the same but I would wonder about 70 and up Es. Although I will say that most of what I have found is consistent with my AAR. I have also seen but didn't add that the backing plates on the front can be what I believe is oliver as well.
Burdar, you are correct, I am talking about the dust sheild. You are also correct on that some in the 70s were galvanized and some were painted.