Zr1bandit

rcorrigan5

I suspect it depends upon which manufacture of jack you have. With my '68 and '69 4-4-2 convertibles, I have two of the 4 different brands of jacks that were offered for those years. My '68 jack (Lansing car) is a grey color whereas my '69 jack (a Fremont car) is black.

Randy C.

Zr1bandit

RocketDevo

As far as Lansing built 1970 vehicle Jacks are concerned, Federal Grey is a great match to the originals.

junior supercar

I've seen this also, lansing gray, fremont black

junior supercar

if this is the plasticoat T-37 federal gray, imo it wasn't that close. now I was comparing to a 69. grays could have changed in 70, stranger things have happened.

Rocket North

For my 70 442 I used Dove Gray and it looks great.

rcorrigan5

Here are the jacks for my Lansing '68 (gray) and Fremont '69 (black) 4-4-2 convertibles. I should point out that, with the black jack (the base was also black), the cradle was still gray. I don't know if the different assembly plants used one of the four different jack suppliers, or if it was simply whatever was available at the time. You can clearly see that these two jacks are different in the way the vertical post is designed. The bases for each jack are different as well, built to accommodate the post.

Randy C.