ConcoursMustang Forums
Restoring - General discussions that span across many different groups of years and models => Drivetrain => Topic started by: qman on December 30, 2009, 07:43:22 PM
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My 67 mustang originally came with chrome valve covers. Unfortunately they are long gone. Short of buying original regular covers and having them chromed what else is available and would be correct for the concours driven class? I see that NPD has a set of cobra valve covers that are concours correct (6A582-1-2A) for 65-66 mustangs. Would they also be correct for 67's and is this what could have been purchased at your local Ford dealer by in the 1960's? Look forward to hearing from my forum friends. Qman
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I don't believe the high-profile 66-67 smallblock valve covers are reproduced. You will have to get an original pair chromed if you don't have your originals. I suppose you have a '67 K code if you say your car came with them originally.
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Depends on how close you want to be. I don't think anyone is making a perfect reproduction (which opens you up to a possible small deduction if showing the car) but in general your looking for what are referred to as the "closed letter" COBRA valve covers in wrinkle black
Major visual difference is the shape of the openings/recesses for the valve cover bolts
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The car is a k code....looks like my best bet is to find a pair of 67 blue valve covers and have them chromed. Are 68 regular covers the same as 67's? Qman
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'68 covers have "Powered by Ford" stamped in them.