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    MY 67: paint of lid hinges?

    Hi All,
    I have searched the board but could not find a conclusive answer. Can you please tell me which paint the lid hinges should have, black or body colour?

    Thanks in advance
    Martin
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    Black. Also, as of last Wed I believe the mounting hardware/bolts to be painted black based on a very original 68 carcass.
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    Bob,
    thanks for your reply. When you refer to a 68 carcass, do you mean MY 68?

    Martin
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    Black hinges & black bolts - front & rear.

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    Thanks John

    Cheers
    Martin
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    It was an early 68 due to the split decklid. The other detail I walked away with was the gas filler compartment. It was black and not body color. I was completely oblivious which means I have to restore this area...again.

    I did score the most perfect set of rubber floor mats from this car. They had been covered and preserved by Coco mats I suspect for most of the car's life. Plus the car had not been driven in 15 years. No worn ribs at the heel, rips or holes.

    Plus, I scored two well preserved orange foam heater hoses from the engine bay. These are something else I look for in every carcass. They are usually missing or disintegrated.

    Sorry...I had to brag but the SWB guys can appreciate my finds. It was a good day for me.
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    Bob

    Great finds.

    When I was looking for the rear window foam demister hoses from another car I too thought I had scored a winner when I recovered them from the engine bay, but it turned out they were identical in size and thickness but one was orange and one was black. They are both in original condition.
    Why are they different colors?

    Which is correct for my 67S?

    Do you have an odd one in the correct color for sale?

    Would you sell a pair in the correct color?


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    Mike
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    my 67 S has two orange tubes... Not selling though..
    Bob Petitt
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    Bob finds pristine rubber mats and foam heater hoses and I did yard work today...what's wrong with this picture?
    Rich
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    What's really wrong with this picture? Rich doing his own yard work. Yard work scheduled for tomorrow.

    Mike - I was unaware of a black version. I just dug into my spare parts bin because I had previously collected one foam hose and discovered it is much larger than my two recent acquisitions. So with your black version question and my two different diameter question, it's time to start a new topic. I'll do it tomorrow, after yard work, with a pic of both. If I don't end up using the single spare larger orange version then you can have it for the cost of shipping. It's really dirty but not ripped or torn.
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