Show Me your T5 Bronze Please

[CudaChick1968]

I looked through the Search results and found the beauties but need a great closeup of the color for a job I'm working on.

Thanks in advance!!!

(Like big block Mickey Thompsons, Japanese big block Weiand valve covers also have remarkable differences from their American counterparts but that's another story for a different day.)

 

[Budnicks]

in Dodge (1969) it was also T5 Copper Poly

Plymouth (1969) it was T5 Bronze Fire Poly

Chrysler (1969 anyway) it was T5 Burnish Bronze Poly

 

[YY1]

...and remember that usually omitted first letter can mean something if the formula changed between years like EB5, GB5 and KB5.

 

[dadsbee]

 

[Roger63]

 

[Budnicks]

here's it on a 68 Cj5 Kaiser/Jeep I did

bad lighting

 

[hunt2elk]

Mine.

 

[Mackman]

Mine

 

[Mackman]

Again

 

[CudaChick1968]

Gentlemen, your input was invaluable!!! Thank you all for helping!

Stephen just saw the pictures and loves them (always my goal!!) so here is my contribution to his big block '69 T5 Bronze Road Runner.

This is out in the sun.

The remainder were taken inside under the LED on my messy bench. I had to scramble to avoid a shower of Billy's lawn clippings ...





Thanks again for helping to turn a vision into reality!
I'll get formal Powder **** pictures added to my thread later now that I know he likes 'em.

 

[Roger63]

Looks awesome

 

[VANDAN]

in Dodge (1969) it was also T5 Copper Poly
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Plymouth (1969) it was T5 Bronze Fire Poly
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Chrysler (1969 anyway) it was T5 Burnish Bronze Poly
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I never really thought about it being called Turbine Bronze ? Looks like as close as I'll get to it !!!

 

[moparsaver]

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One horsepower

 

[Cheapsunglasses]

I never really thought about it being called Turbine Bronze ? Looks like as close as I'll get to it !!!View attachment 1449698View attachment 1449699

It was the color put on the turbine cars, that’s where it’s got it’s name

Those valve covers look great, excellent job @CudaChick1968

 

[VANDAN]

It was the color put on the turbine cars, that’s where it’s got it’s name

Those valve covers look great, excellent job @CudaChick1968

Thanks. Yes, I did figure it out, years ago. Being only 6 when it made it's debut, it didn't stick in my mind, compared to the SS cars of the day...