Hot Rods Sexiest Valve Covers Ever

The first idea

Finished result, look close

 

You forgot to add a "he" to your signature line....

 

So, do these "valve covers" go on an engine or a motor? And which is better, the Ford or Chevy? Discuss..... sorry, couldn't help myself

 

I much prefer the first idea.

 

Nuff said....

 

So did the owner and me but the chassis had been clipped to a Nova front end and we couldn't fit headers where the upper control arms were mounted.

 

The 427 SOHC and Chrysler Hemis are definitely engines, some of the other smaller stuff are probably just motors. Does that make sense?

 

But that 427 SOHC is made by The Ford Motor Company

 

Plaid just like those little short skirts............

 

My “sexy” wall-O - covers

 

More “sexy”

 

So my out take from this thread is that the sexiest valve cover ever is... any valve cover

 

I think sexy valve covers should look something more like this:

 

You just reminded me, throw in the Boss 429 as an engine as well.

 

Wish these were mine...

 

While I wouldn't call them sexy, Canadian Pontiac small block Chev valve covers would be desirable. The Studebaker version, maybe.

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Looks like it's off of a 305 GMC.

 

What engine would those fit on? A four banger?

 

I didn't think motors have valves to cover.
So, is the Chevy the pony motor for the hemi engine in this dragster?

 

Haven't seen this one yet. Pontiac cam cover,

Gary

 

Isky's Chevy hemi.

 

I think the Weiand 265/283 early valve covers are one of my favorite aftermarket.

 

Yep! And Ford had a better idea at the time...

 

Great! Now I got wood...

 

Tall Breathers A Must....

 

Who has some Olds Gothas?

 

I guess "sexy" is in the hands of the behold her...

 

Here’s an Akron-Hed for a Model T Ford, made by Harry Halverson (Motors by HAL) in 1926. Basically a hemi head conversion. They didn’t have a valve cover originally, so here is what I made up to do the job