Correct master cylinder?

[Ghoste]

Yeah, it was the only unrestored car that I already had pics of on my hard drive.  I've looked at a couple of magazine articles of it when new and they were no help.  In the b&w photos, one article it looks natural to me and the other looks black.
I'm going through my photo album looking for some survivor cars but so far I haven't found any underhood shots that help.  Even then, a survivor is just the same as the unrestored cars Bill and I have posted, they could easily have had the master replaced.  The disc master on my 67 was natural when I bought it but I am 99% certain that it wasn't the orginal so that doesn't prove squat either.
I'd like to know because my personal observation has been just the opposite of Bill, I have very rarely ever seen a black master cylinder on an old Mopar.  Doesn't mean anything, it is just what I've seen.  It's one of the things I really love about this sight though, the detective stuff.

[69_500]

I think that one of the main reasons that you don't ever see a black master cylinder on a car at a show, even a restored car is that people don't realize it is supposed to be painted black. I've went through all of the papers that I have, and I can't find the one that deals with power brake boosters. Apparently I took it out to look at and didn't put it back in order. As there is a gap for that section. But I'm almost 99.99% sure that they are supposed to be black, and for some reason I think its a slightly different black from the master cylinder to the power brake booster. I could be wrong on that one, maybe it just appears slightly different due to the booster being black, and the master cylinder being black painted over something is already coated.

[gtx6970]

I've yet to see an original disc brake booster / master cylinder assy that WASN"T gloss black- rule applies to 1970 and older btw

[UFO]

Thought I would post this pic just to throw the black or natural theory right out the window.
From a 67 GTX road test.

[69_500]

Just curious as to what road test that photo is from? It appears someone spray painted the booster and master cylinder as there is red overspray on the inner fender.

[Ghoste]

Yeah, looks like they oversprayed the wiper motor too. 

[bull]

So let me ask you guys this question, if you had manual drum brakes and you switched to manual front disk/rear drum brakes would you get the Hemi style master since the lines are routed the same (inner fender side) or would you switch to the 10-1475 Napa master with the lines on the engine side like Chris got?

Dammit! Someone shut my mic off again.

[Ghoste]

For me personally Bull, I'd leave the lines the way they were and get a master to fit if such was available.

[UFO]

69500 that is from -High performance cars feb 67- According to the article the two tone paint was not well done.Silver lower,red roof.Yes I would have to agree its done with a spray can.

[bull]

For me personally Bull, I'd leave the lines the way they were and get a master to fit if such was available.

Thanks. Now I need to figure that part number out.

[UFO]

If still on vehicle use a mirror to see the bottom casting number.