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Valve Covers; Chrome (64-67 Falcon)

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      Reproduction of the original style high performance valve covers for use on 1964-67 Mustang 289, 302, 351W models. These beautifully polished chrome valve covers are manufactured to replicate the original in design, appearance, and functionality. Each valve cover features a bright chrome plating. The correct oil baffle, oil breather and oil cap cut out making it easy to identify when installing on your 289, 302 and 351W engine. Make your engine compartment look new again! Sold in pairs.

      Ford Applications:
      1965-1967 Ford Mustang (289, 302, 351W)
      1964-1967 Ford Falcon (289, 302, 351W)
      1964-1967 Ford Custom (289, 302, 351W)
      1964-1967 Ford Custom 500 (289, 302, 351W)
      1964-1967 Ford Fairlane (289, 302, 351W)
      1964-1966 Ford Galaxie (289, 302, 351W)
      1964-1967 Ford Galaxie 500 (289, 302, 351W)
      1966-1967 Ford LTD (289, 302, 351W)
      1966-1967 Ford Ranch Wagon (289, 302, 351W)
      1966-1967 Ford Ranchero (289, 302, 351W)

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