Cast Aluminum Valve Covers for Falco six..
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probally because the manufacturer's deem that there isn't enough demand to warrant tooling up to manufacture them. Nice used ones come up for sale every so often though. Good luck in the hunt 
chad":11ksjwvu said:Matt's givin it a shot over at vintageinlines.com.
Keep an eye out, may B an announcement here -
I'm lookin too, no $ right now tho so am patient
Good to hear.. For crying out loud there has to be more Ford six's out there than Chevy 250's..
Classic Inlines valve cover is only a copy of the junk Clifford has.
They are not high enough & also lack the engineering quality of the stock stamped steel valve covers which have a built in PCV baffle built in.
At least Mike made them pretty in appearance, but thats it.
They are not high enough & also lack the engineering quality of the stock stamped steel valve covers which have a built in PCV baffle built in.
At least Mike made them pretty in appearance, but thats it.
wsa111":1huyigke said:
I use two cork gaskets under my CI Valve Cover. It would have been nice to have a baffle. But a baffled grommet works ok.There is always to $399 AU valve cover
http://www.aussiespeedshop.com/product- ... -cylinder/
65coupei6":2xmd4cw6 said:wsa111":2xmd4cw6 said:
There is always to $399 AU valve cover
http://www.aussiespeedshop.com/product- ... -cylinder/
Aussie bucks at $0.76 USD per
chad":3r2dai03 said:a 29 cent prt cost me 5 dollars shipping frm Down Under. If I knew french I could get it frm france (maker's home office/plant).
Wait 4 Matt…
Mark at Aussiespeed has a distributor in Texas for his small engine parts.
If you catch one of his shipments to Texas, your shipping costs could be less.
If not, you could be looking at $75-$100 to get it to your door.