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Hi folks:

Does anyone make a valve cover for the 240/300 Ford? I think I see one on Cliffords website but at least on the Web catalogue I don't see it as a stand alone part. Also would like to know about the intake. Does anyone know if they offer the two up manifold without having to buy the complete package?

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Are you looking for the traditional cast type valve cover, or will a race style sheetmetal valve cover suit your needs as well.



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Last I heard the valve covers were available separately for $260.


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Thanks guys:
CNC Dude..At first glance I was hoping to find a cast type. Haven't thought about the sheet metal type until FTF posted the price for the Clifford.
I assume the sheet metal type you refer to are all purpose built?

FTF.. thanks for the info. It seems a little pricy to me given that Classic inlines sells the cast type for the smaller motors for half that price.

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 Originally Posted By: CNC-Dude #5585
Are you looking for the traditional cast type valve cover, or will a race style sheetmetal valve cover suit your needs as well.

CNC-Dude how is that project comoing?
There is also another cast aluminum valve cover out there from Precision Machine that pops up on E-bay every once in awhile.It will fit either a Ford or a Chevy by using a adapter flange.Think ithey go for about the same price as the Clifford one.


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Rich, I got distracted with some other things, but its almost done. I'll send you some pics of it when I get it finished.



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 Originally Posted By: CNC-Dude #5585
Rich, I got distracted with some other things, but its almost done. I'll send you some pics of it when I get it finished.

Thanks Scott, Look forward to seeing it.


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CNC- hows that valve cover coming I like see it too

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Im going to make a fixture(plate) to bolt it down to so I can Tig it pretty soon. I'll update as soon as I can get it knocked out.



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