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In Appreciation of Washington Blue (and other closely related hues) I actually started this thread to ask about the various shades of blue I see that are all called "Washington Blue", and as I was researching for the thread it occurred to me that 1 true Washington Blue will appear different shades, depending on the lighting, and 2, slight differences in formulation result in slightly different shades, and this
Folks Of Interest - SCAM ALERT?Blueprint engines The Blue Print ad with the ridiculous prices showed up again last night on Facebook They show the front of the BP building and are using lots of BP pictures for what they call a warehouse clearance Only the uninformed would fall for their prices
Technical - Y BLOCK INTAKES | The H. A. M. B. - The Jalopy Journal Go to y-blocksforever com In one of the forums, a guy tested all the manifolds he could get ahold of on the same engine Blue Thunder won at the top end, modified -B 4 bbl manifold was next, then 3 deuces and the inboard manifold I think Did the same with headers and manifolds on the same "mule" -B manifold was just as good as BT, trips have the look (and much more pricey of you find them
History - Blue Crown spark plugs?? | The H. A. M. B. Blue Crown Spark Plug was a product of the Motor Master Products Company in the 1930’s and at the height of business, Motor Master Products was selling a range of 90+ spark plugs This was during the era of when Chrysler owned the Autolite spark plug concern and General Motors owned AC spark plugs with Champion also doing business
History - The Crest ~ What does it mean? | The H. A. M. B. The Blue Oval was added nearly two decades later, making the badge what it is today Click to expand Well, strictly speaking, the crest means F-O-R-D, that being the part of the arms above the helm – absent here – which is above the escutcheon, or shield Heraldry is very interesting once you get into it
Technical - Metal flake mix ratio | The H. A. M. B. The blue will be a single stage enamel withe a 4 1 (i believe) mix ratio Want the color to still be clearly identifiable but also want it to dazzle from all angles Intend on gold flake in the white and silver flake in the blue Never sprayed actual flake before that I remember so pointers would be helpful