I concur With Richard on this, I have owned a few cars with covers that
looked like the "white" one in Raplh's picture, all of them started life as
silver covers and aged over the years to look like that. Here's an example
of the one in my old blue 91 Shelby Daytona, it's a little more silver than
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Subject: Re: SD> white Valve cover?
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The bare valve cover is aluminium. I'm not sure how bad they would get
in damp locations, but in the snow belts where salt is used on t
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The bare valve cover is aluminium. I'm not sure how bad they would get in
damp locations, but in the snow belts where salt is used on the roads, they
corrode to look pretty dang nasty.
I grabbed a spare cover from a '92 Spirit that had silver paint. Looked
alot like my stock bare valve cov
It's funny, I never understood why ChryCo bothered to paint silver a
cast aluminum valvecover.
I stripped mine once on my old Pacifica T1 and it looked ten times
better. It's not like it's gonna rust or tarnish.
-J Southern California Forced Induction
1989 Dodge Daytona Shelby Turbo II
1986 Chr
