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    Posted: 19 May 2021 at 7:00pm
What is the best way to paint an engine on a 48 C. I have been told to use Chevrolet engine paint and you will be close, but I wanted to make sure.
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The correct color is Pursian Orange #1.. It is a pumpkin color... Chevy orange is more RED than the original C color.

You can get from local Body Shop or maybe NAPA will mix... or others that list PO1... NOT ALLIS ORANGE.... There were 3 different "orange" colors used over the years.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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I've found that Plastikote's Chevrolet Orange #200 is a much lighter in color Orange and is closer to PO1. Not a dead ringer, but darn close. Duplicolor has two Chevy Orange's they offer. One is #DE1607, and the other is DE1620. Both have more Red in them like Steve mentioned. I would imagine you could get something in a rattle can from your local automotive paint store if you have one. 
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If you are worried about the motor getting TO HOT and burning the paint... that does not appear to be a concern. All ALLIS motors were painted with the same paint that was used on the sheet metal and other castings.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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