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By jtertz - 12 Years Ago
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Trying to find the correct engine color for my 1960 Sunliner 292 engine.
It's been an orange color since I got it, looks like that was painted over a red.
Thanks!
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By PF Arcand - 12 Years Ago
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This question has been asked before & frankly I don't recall ever seeing a definative spec answer. One of the popular spray can reds is advertised as Thunderbird Red, but is it, I don't know? Some of the engine reds seem to turn somewhat orange after being heated a few times, so? Good luck on that one..
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By jtertz - 12 Years Ago
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Thanks, appreciate the info. Looking at pix on other websites red seems to be the prevailing color, but haven't found anyone with a listing for ford red engine paint.
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By pegleg - 12 Years Ago
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your local auto parts store has "Ford Red" in spray cans.
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By junkyardjeff - 12 Years Ago
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The 62 292 I have looks to be red.
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By RB - 12 Years Ago
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The PPG paint archives do list a color for Ford engine red... I bought some several yrs ago to do my 292.. I will look to see idf i can find the code.. Otherwise check your supplier and ask them to call PPG you also may be able to access it online.
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By ecode ragtop - 12 Years Ago
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The Classic Thunderbird club and the Crown Victoria club likes the HI-TECH engine coating EN-44 Ford/Chrysler Red. My local parts store carry it in a spray can or you can order a can from Branden Enterprises p.o. box 511 Trevose, Pa. 19053-0511
PH. 215-327-4926 Hope this helps Tom
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