The paint is called argent silver, I think the grill looks best if you paint the inside surface of the finns black.

Really!! Deffianlty interested. I'll give you a call later today.

You mean these? 

http://www.vintagecarconnection.com/1967%20Beaumont%20Grille%20RH.jpg Not sure how to attach a pic but this is what the grill looks like. 2 pieces thought and 4 bezels

Aaaaaahhhh. Beaumont! My mistake. 

Tailight bezels in flat silver. On the grille; the top and bottom of the grille fins are silver, there's black on the vertical portions of the grille around the headlight area only - this would be original to the best of my knowledge. Some grilles I've seen photos of have way too much black.

I'd like to hear from a few others who've had low mileage beaumonts as well... Mine hasn't seen much sun since the early 70s, I have the original interior, carpet and weatherstripping still on my car, and only its second paint job. All my chrome and emblem paint is original except for the bumpers.

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I guess it's personal preference. I used silver and black, but I didn't extend the silver all the way to the front edge relief of the grille like the factory, I left more chrome exposed, but that was my liking. If you google 67 Beaumont, and scroll through images you'll see all three examples, the correct version is done on a red SD convert, the black version is on a maroon clone that sold at auction a few years ago, and then there's everything in between on there. You'll see the difference right away when you look at the images.

Either way you go, you'll have to put in some effort to tape off the chrome, paint the silver (or black), wipe the face of the grille fins off while the pain is still wet. If you're after factory correct, you'll use silver, and the black is only in a few areas and can be brushed in with a modelling brush with a little extra effort.

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