Re: More obsessing about hoses and other 1964 engine bay details...
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Re: More obsessing about hoses and other 1964 engine bay details...



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> >Remember that AMC engines were painted after the engine was assembled (and
> >probably test run, I don't know).  I think the whole engine including the
> >oil filter platform and exhaust manifold got the engine color.
>
>This I did not know.  Thanks!
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Besides the engine assembled before painting, the transmissions were also 
attached. When I rebuild the 232 in my American, the bellhousing had over 
spray on it and it wasn't painted behind the flywheel. Tom Benvie and Larry 
Daum supplied a lot of information on painting 199 and 232 inline sixes a 
few years ago. I put a page together with that information at 
http://www.mattsoldcars.com/RestoreAmerican/inline6painting.shtml.  I'm not 
sure how much of it applies directly to the 195.6's but if nothing else, it 
may assist in forensic work if your engine hasn't been rebuilt before.

Matt


mhaas@xxxxxxx
Cincinnati, OH
http://www.mattsoldcars.com
1966 Rambler Rebel
1967 Rambler American wagon
1968 Rambler American sedan
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