i pulled my 350 olds the other day and who ever had it before me painted it chevrolet orange what color should i repaint the block?

 

Olds Gold.

- Eric

 

i looked for that color but cant find any

 

Bill Hirsch, Eastwood, POR, and Fusick have it, among others.

Search in these forums for threads debating which are the most accurate and durable colors.
I'm partial to Hirsch, myself.

- Eric

 

Yes olds gold its just right to do so

 

At least they didn't put a Chevy engine in it, they only tried to make it look like a Chevy.

 

What year is your 350? It could have been a dull blue on mid 70's models.

 

I think 1977 or 78 they went blue when they used other make GM engines in Gm cars.Nick

 

All depends on the year you want to represent. I like the early Gold color. VHT has a hi-temp gold paint that is just about perfect representation of the original gold. It is hard to find. If you decide to go gold let me know and I"ll get the part number for the VHT for you.

 

I'm not sure which year they changed from gold, my '73 was gold, my buddies parents '75 was blue, so 1974 or 1975 was the year they changed.

 

I have used the Duplicolour Universal Gold, looks nice. Pick up Rustoleum Aged Copper paint. Not automotive but higher temp and looks close to the late 60's 400 Bronze, very nice colour.

 

[QUOTE=1969w3155;665575]What year is your 350? It could have been a dull blue on mid 70's models.[/QUOim not quit sure but i have been told its a 71 or 72