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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy View Post
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    They'd be kewl!!!! Got to put that on my search list for upcoming swap meets!
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    Something to consider while pondering rocker box covers, i bet you'll wind up with jesel. Only a few covers have enough clearance. I know of nothing vintage, they are all too narrow. I got a beautiful old set of weiand finned i'd offer up but they won't work for either stud girdle nor jesel.

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    Now, thats a set of rods...$100 for all 8? are they Crower? I recall he had some premium rods...Grand nationals? is that right? I believe they called them grand nationals, i had a set of them and never used 'em - they were beautiful, just beautiful. Very expensive, if i recall right.
    the above look like they're about 7 1/2", i don't think they're in a flattie so the deck must be quite aways above the water inlet if i am thinking right. Just something special about the look of professional hardware.

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    Being we're into sharing pics and all, and not straying too far off subject, if you excuse the shop dust, heres a pic of my sbc
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    Quote Originally Posted by ojh View Post
    Now, thats a set of rods...$100 for all 8? are they Crower? I recall he had some premium rods...Grand nationals? is that right? I believe they called them grand nationals, i had a set of them and never used 'em - they were beautiful, just beautiful. Very expensive, if i recall right.
    the above look like they're about 7 1/2", i don't think they're in a flattie so the deck must be quite aways above the water inlet if i am thinking right. Just something special about the look of professional hardware.
    No there titanium not steel and there is no name they call them other then CROWER top of the line and very $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ they are 7.670 .for a 11.500 donovan big chief street engine . lets say i have more then i wish i had in to them after getting them re sprayed and new bolts.... old nova hey i had a gto 66 with some engine set back to
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    If you go with the spacers, heres' a pic of those wieand, they really are in great condition. I think they're late 60's early 70's? This isn't a very good pic, i didn't polish and gussy it up - i'm no salesman - i'll offer them up, cover the cost of the ride.
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    The old Weiand's are way kewl OJH! certainly do have the vintage look!!!! Not much done on anything on the '57 this week, holiday and the Plymouth took priority!!!
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    How large they gotta be Dave, 7/16 screw in studs with erson roller rockers, they are the MT valve covers only with Holley logo on them, some what vintage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 406Rich View Post
    How large they gotta be Dave, 7/16 screw in studs with erson roller rockers, they are the MT valve covers only with Holley logo on them, some what vintage.
    well they should fit m/t holleys moroso. the old wieands they round at top and may hit the JOMAR bars M/T.holleys .moroso are flat tops so if spring setup is going to be hi that you may need to use a spacers but you have a better chance with out any spacers with the holleys
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