CCKW engine paint
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CCKW engine paint
What colors go on what items under the hood of a CCKW (43 open cab?).
Right now everything is red (former fire truck). So I need manifold, block, head, starter, gen, etc colors.
Thanks.
Right now everything is red (former fire truck). So I need manifold, block, head, starter, gen, etc colors.
Thanks.
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Engine is "wet olive" color, just like what you see in a jar of olives, Eastwood, I believe has it. The Intake is the same, exhaust manifold is cast iron color, but I like to paint it OD and the paint cooks into a protective protective color that does not seem to rust. Generator/Starter, Distributor, Oil Filter upper and lower straps are S.G. Black. Oil Filter body/cover is GM Orange, and the Breather for the Oil Fill Pipe can be either Gloss Black, or OD. (There are NOS Oil Filters available in OD with Decal)
Joel
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Uh,Uh,
Even the Gov't Rebuilt blocks (US) were OD .
I would just put the 24087 Spray cans to it. Eastwood would be my choice of paint for a block to put on display. I will be building a spare for my CCKW, and will install all NOS Spare accessories on it just to tease my friends, what looks nice are the NOS AC Oil Filters w/decals.
Joel aka Mr Noname
Even the Gov't Rebuilt blocks (US) were OD .
I would just put the 24087 Spray cans to it. Eastwood would be my choice of paint for a block to put on display. I will be building a spare for my CCKW, and will install all NOS Spare accessories on it just to tease my friends, what looks nice are the NOS AC Oil Filters w/decals.
Joel aka Mr Noname
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Joel, what color is the horn?
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proud father of a career Army officer/Blackhawk pilot/ War in Iraq veteran
Retired high school history teacher at Lt. Colonel Robert G. Cole CMH High School, Fort Sam Houston Texas
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The NOS ones I had were Gloss Black, or damn close to it.
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Thanks for the info. I will paint the one I got from you black.
52 M38 Willy's
Former owner and restorer of CCKW353 " Betty Boop"
proud father of a career Army officer/Blackhawk pilot/ War in Iraq veteran
Retired high school history teacher at Lt. Colonel Robert G. Cole CMH High School, Fort Sam Houston Texas
proud great grandson of four Confederate soldiers.
great great grandson of a War of 1812 veteran
great great great grandson of 2 American Revolutionary war veterans
Former owner and restorer of CCKW353 " Betty Boop"
proud father of a career Army officer/Blackhawk pilot/ War in Iraq veteran
Retired high school history teacher at Lt. Colonel Robert G. Cole CMH High School, Fort Sam Houston Texas
proud great grandson of four Confederate soldiers.
great great grandson of a War of 1812 veteran
great great great grandson of 2 American Revolutionary war veterans
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Anybody here know the correct color for the oil filter housing and lid for a CCKW?? I went by Joel's info above, but it has come under fire and now he's clammed upjoel gopan wrote:Engine is "wet olive" color, just like what you see in a jar of olives, Eastwood, I believe has it. The Intake is the same, exhaust manifold is cast iron color, but I like to paint it OD and the paint cooks into a protective protective color that does not seem to rust. Generator/Starter, Distributor, Oil Filter upper and lower straps are S.G. Black. Oil Filter body/cover is GM Orange, and the Breather for the Oil Fill Pipe can be either Gloss Black, or OD. (There are NOS Oil Filters available in OD with Decal)
Joel
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Hi nwmv,
I went by the illustrations in the TM 9-801 manuel. Although the illustrations are in black and white (of course) I've studied the shades of the colors of the engine components that are shown alot. I painted the oil filter body/cover in the same O.D. shade as I did the engine. The illustrations on page 221 and numerous other pages seem to me to be real clear on that. As you can see, the upper and lower straps of the oil filter, the breather for the oil filler pipe, radiator and horn are all black.
By the way, you're doing a GREAT job restoring that excellent CCKW of yours. Thank you very much for sharing your pictures with the rest of us.
Hammerhead
I went by the illustrations in the TM 9-801 manuel. Although the illustrations are in black and white (of course) I've studied the shades of the colors of the engine components that are shown alot. I painted the oil filter body/cover in the same O.D. shade as I did the engine. The illustrations on page 221 and numerous other pages seem to me to be real clear on that. As you can see, the upper and lower straps of the oil filter, the breather for the oil filler pipe, radiator and horn are all black.
By the way, you're doing a GREAT job restoring that excellent CCKW of yours. Thank you very much for sharing your pictures with the rest of us.
Hammerhead
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Thanks Hammerhead, I just want to get it right the first time. I guess I could paint it any color I want as there seems to be no 100% proof of any one color. For now I will leave it as is. Sandblasted and primed 5 more rims today. Boy I tell ya these damn rims and tires are the biggest expense and the most labor of anything on these trucks
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I was trying to remember the saying about being from Missouri but for fear of messing it up I will forget it. Whether Hammerheads engine is right or wrong it sure is purdy and I would be proud to have it in my truck.
Cheers,
Barry
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DAF YA314 ----- Chev. G506
Ford F15A (4)
Chev C15A (2)
Ben Hur Fuel Transfer
Polynor Trailer
Drone Winch Trailer
GE Searchlight
Nekaf
1953 M38A1
Telephone Reel Hand Cart
British GS Trailer
M101
M101 with Water Tank
101 CDN-2 (2)
WW2 Water Trailer
M-274 A5 Mule