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Old 03-31-2004, 04:19 PM   #1
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Looking for Tall Black SBC Valve Covers

I was thinking of getting new valve covers to cover my AFRs/Crane Golds. I was wondering what all is out there for plain, tall back covers (ie. Make and Part #).
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Go to sdpc and type in valve sovers in the search area. GM makes some nice black covers, but they say chev with the bow tye on them. There may be others, I'm not positive.
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This is them....black crinkle paint they call it, 59.95 american funds.


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Or you could get these and paint them black. I love these valve covers but they are pricey.

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