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Paint colour info on firewall

Started by cam58tiger, March 28, 2009, 01:36:31 PM

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cam58tiger

Removing paint from firewall this morning I found this written on the primer, would have made it easier for the guys in the paintbooth I guess? ;)


cam58tiger

Picture didn't attach...  makes the post fairly uninteresting sorry

mikey

Hi Cam, have sent you a PM  (Personal message) regarding posting of pictures.

Cheers  M
Our Lady of Blessed Acceleration, don't fail us now!

cam58tiger

Here's what I was getting at -


thanks mikey

Cam

mcl1959

Good pic Cam, very common to see this on FX FJ models - seems to be rarer on FE FC model, but maybe the firewall paint was thicker on FE FC.  Hard to say whether all plants did this but since yours is an Adelaide body it would be pretty safe to say that it was done in that plant at least.

Ken

earlyholdenfan

Hey Cam are you soda blasting the firewall? it looks like they have taken a layer off at a time to get that markings so clearly without disturbing it??
Matt

cam58tiger

Matt I'm just using gun wash and a plastic scourer pad. 

The top ascot grey coat has been coming off pretty easy, leaving a very sturdy red primer underneath.. lets face it - i'm just playing in the shed, hiding from the global world recession

Cam

Geoff_K

Hi Cam,
Like Ken I also collect ID and Paint Colour detail.
Could you post the chassis no and engine no for your Ascot Grey Ute, please.
Cheers, Geoff_K

cam58tiger

Geoff, my van has a donor subframe and engine, so nothing matches up sorry.
Cam

EffCee

I just noticed the body number on the ute, 35-A. Obviously that's a very early ute, does anyone have ute details recorded that is below this one?
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

mcl1959

No I have nothing lower - I have details of FC 2106 41 A which was my previous lowest.

Ken

Paul In Ireland

So is the detail of FC 2104 35 A mean something special? I thought utes were all 2106?
The International FE FC Fleet of Ireland
Education is where you read the fine print. Experience is what you get when you don't.

EffCee

Paul

My mistake, I too missed this, I saw Geoff request the chassis and engine number for the ute, and didn't think to question it.

Ken was on the ball when he came back with FC 2106 41 A.

Keith
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

Geoff_K

Sorry guys, don't know why I thought it was a ute.
Geoff_K

cam58tiger

Full resto has begun  :D  so I'll post some pics soon - should remove all the ute/van confusion  ;)

Done so far:
- grey motor rebuild: o/s pistons, red motor valves, ulp head, warm cam, alloy timing, balanced
- set Sumitomo 185/80 witewalls
- B/W plates  NOB-058

Will refinish in original Ascot grey and basically keep it stock. Maybe twin carbs, I have the manifold (monaro motors) and extractors but will need to suss out the linkages bit.

thanks
Cam