Re: Correct finish for 1930 chassis components
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Hi Tom:
These folks have been in the auto restore market for many years and offer this. Might be worth checking into as to whether it is too glossy or not. por15.com/CHASSIS-COAT-BLACK/productinfo/CHG/ John Oder
Posted on: 2009/2/8 10:16
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According to the PI Chassis Judging guide draft that I saw. (and it was a preliminary draft only). All chassis components are painted Chassis Black (except in those cases where custom painted chassis were ordered). Chassis Black is designated as low-cost, low-gloss black paint. Basically it was there to help prevent rust, not to be a show piece.
Posted on: 2009/2/8 13:28
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Or it can be painted body color for and extra $25 or was it $50. As evident on my car. See attach Pictures.
I have some better pictures at home I can post later if you like. Attach file: (14.67 KB) (15.37 KB) (16.47 KB)
Posted on: 2009/2/9 7:34
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Hey Tom,
Nice work on fixing the wood sill! Have you finished painting the body? For my car the chassis was originally black, so I am leaving it that way. The chassis on my 34, however, is body color. Cheers, Tom
Posted on: 2009/2/9 8:55
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In 1934 the factory price for "chassis in color" was $55 for the Eight and Super Eight, no cost for the Twelve.
Posted on: 2009/2/9 10:01
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Tom,
Thanks but I can't take credit for the sill work. A gent I work with did it for me. He is also doing the door panels for me. For the paint work winter has stalled that part of it for me. Hopefully in a few months when warmer weather finally sets back in here I will get back to priming/painting the rest of the body. FYI I went with POR-15 chassis black for my frame. Some suspension parts I POR-15 and had some powdered coated. Have a great day Tom
Posted on: 2009/2/10 7:02
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