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Old 12-31-2009, 06:50 AM
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Default Jack restoration

Can anyone suggest a restoration shop for a bumper jack ? Also what is the correct plating process for the shaft? Silver or goldish? What is the correct color for the mechanism and the stand ,black or gray? 68 Camaro Thanks
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Old 12-31-2009, 07:46 AM
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I believe the shaft should be silver cad and the other parts should be gray including the jack handle.

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I believe the shaft should be silver cad and the other parts should be gray including the jack handle.

Brian

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http://www.firewheelclassics.com/store/i...amp;SKU=TRKJACK

That's also what they are showing here...


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I did my jack handle in gray, but I think it is supposed to be black.
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Is a Nova jack color the same as the camaro?
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Is a Nova jack color the same as the camaro?

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Normally observed practice that I have seen is:

Both silver and yellow cad. shafts. Gray base and mechanism. Black tire iron handle.

I believe this is not 100% consistent as I seem to remember the possibility of black bases, but do not have the info handy.

I am going to do my shaft in yellow shaft as I believe the silver ones possibly started life off as a very light yellow.

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the yellow or silver cad on the jack depends on what year the car is
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Is a Nova jack color the same as the camaro?

[/ QUOTE ]The jack in old blue is silver cad with a gloss black handle, grey base and a grey load rest.
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