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About Roger J.M. Warrington
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I HAVE WORKED ON MOSTLY CHEVYS FROM 55S UP TO 70S SMALL & LARGE BLOCK, ALL TYPE OF REPAIRS AND HI PERFORMANCE STUFF, CAMS/HEADS/MANIFOLDS, CARBS, ETC. PLEASE NOTE UP TO 1975 !!!! I will try with all others ok

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HAVE WORKED AT SHOPS SINCE 15 YRS OF AGE ALSO AT CON EDISON.

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U.S.ARMY TECH SCHOOL
REPAIR SHOPS-TROUBLE SHOOTING_ GEN>MOTORS COURSES
 
   

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Classic/Antique Car Repair - 265 cu inch chevy block


Expert: Roger J.M. Warrington - 11/11/2004

Question
I am trying to find a set of chrome valve covers for a 265 cu in chevy. With the offset holes they are hard to find. I have a set of corvette covers, they are fined and black.
Were there any other chevy blocks that used them?
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rich

Answer
ok as far as i can remember the only heads with the offset holes were the old 265cu.in and maby the early 283s but i'am not shure about that. ok the finned aluminum valve covers  from chevy are rare as i do not remember that many and thay might have been put on after  do they have the ss or 265 marks on them?
If you need chrome valve covers go to  www.j.c.whitney.com as they have more stuff for everything and you could do some web shurching as look up chevy engine parts. or chevy custom engine stuff, etc. you will find them as they are still out there , as they might not be g.m. but you can get the offset covers in chrome ok and i would use rubber gaskets and put some spray gasket stuff on the valve cover side only as this way you can take them off a few times with out replacing them. ok
if you need more info please e-mail me again ok
roger / bigw45

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