----Beautiful 62 GP. The car has the wrong year 8-lugs (64's), but who cares, as it looks bitchin!....Bill S

In 1969, Chrysler painted their engines two different colors depending whether they were high performance (Orange) or low performance (Turquoise). Order either a Road Runner or Super Bee and you got the HiPo 383/335 HP engine:

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But . . . if you ordered AC, you got the LP 383/330 HP engine. In this case your engine would be painted Turquoise not Orange like this Super Bee with AC:

https://i.postimg.cc/yNr3wsFY/screenshot-10222.png

This Road Runner (Convertible) was ordered with Factory AC. It is NOT the correct color. Should be Turquoise not Orange:

https://i.postimg.cc/fLtSspK7/screenshot-10220.png

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1972 Road Runner. Chrysler stopped using those wheels after the 1968 model year and 1969 was the last year for redlines. Easily fixed.

https://i.postimg.cc/RZgWH4pQ/0a.jpg

For 1967 and 1968 Pontiac offered the Firebird H.O. 67 got the 326/285 HP engine while 68 got the 350/320 HP engine. Both years got the side stripes with the "H. O." in them.

Then in 1968 Pontiac offered the 400 H. O. engine: 5 more HP than the 400 (335 vs 330). I have seen many 68 Firebirds with these stripes on them:

https://i.postimg.cc/CKtdcJgR/0.jpg

They are NOT correct. You could get the side stripes on any Firebird but they would be solid - no "H. O." in them

https://i.postimg.cc/V6CvpMfD/0.jpg

Order a Firebird 400, 400 H.O. or 400 Ram Air, these are the optional stripes.