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#563251 08/08/2009 6:51 PM
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I know the inner fenders were painted black. Was the inside of the outer fenders painted body color or black?

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all the originals I've seen were flat black [primer] underneath with body color overspray around the edges, same with the hood - it may have varied at different plants, but the fenders [primed] would have gone down a conveyer getting sprayed body color one side, waste of time and paint to turn them around and pretty up the side never seen

Bill


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I only found Windsor Blue overspray and a thick tar like substance,randomly sprayed here and there.
If there was anything else it was long gone.

Mother nature had left her mark.............

I'm planning the POR-15 route for mine.


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