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But what shade of Red?

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Subject: But what shade of Red?
From: Cnowlan@aol.com
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 01:18:17 EST
Reply-to: Cnowlan@aol.com
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Guys,  

        I am totally convinced that a bunch of our engines were green while 
perhaps just as many were red.   The engine in my J2 is most certainly green 
and is an incredibly unmolested example of a swept wing car. 
       My L2 #002 was in less terrific condition but once the engine and 
gearbox were out and dismantled,  it was more than obvious that all of the 
gearbox which was below floorboard level was still in the original red. This 
included the main alloy gearbox case. The shade of red is an exact match to 
MMM Carmine red which also happens to be virtually the same as the dark shade 
of T-series red usually referred to as Autumn Red.   Not only that but it's 
also virtually the same as T-series engine paint. 
       I've mixed and matched numerous paint and component samples that I 
have here and regardless of the light it's all the same shade of dark red. By 
the way, primer was not used under the original engine paint. 

Cheers, 
Chris Nowlan

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