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could not find the answer , what is the correct color for the 1954 239 y block and accessories , water pump , starter , timing housing etc ????
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The block, pan, timing cover, intake, and heads are an Ivory White color. I’m told Packard Cream comes close. Martin Senor #99L-11562 almond color supposedly comes close to the original Ivory White. The valve covers are red. The starter, generator, and pulleys are black.
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Unless it’s a truck, then it’s different. 
 Dennis in Lititz PA
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Dennis. Thanks for the clarification. I did mean the cars with the Ivory White engine color.
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Bill Hirsch in NJ has the Packard color in engine paint. Close to the original 54 color
54 Victoria 312; 48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312
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Not to change the subject, but why is there a ball of aluminum foil on that air cleaner?
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Tedster (11/17/2018)
Not to change the subject, but why is there a ball of aluminum foil on that air cleaner? Perhaps it was being used to check Air Cleaner to Hood Clearance when closed? I have used PlayDoh for same Purpose.
 
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I thought as much, but figured everything was stock and clearance shouldn't be a problem. Neat trick though. I like the contrasting bright colors in the old Fords, it really "pops".
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