Valve Covers

[sergio]

Anyone have a set of used OEM valve covers for a 1985 Olds 442 . Thanks

 

[69hurstolds]

As an oh-by-the-way, in the event you weren't sure, they don't have to be from a 442. Any 5-hole Olds V8 valve cover will work.

Sometimes you can find used ones by searching part numbers. 22522667, same on each side.

 

[olds307 and 403]

Any 77 to 90, 260 through 403 will have the 5 bolt covers. They should all have the same dimensions. Just strip and paint them in semi gloss high temp black to look correct.

 

[slow 442]

I should have a set to part with..I'll check this evening.

 

[slow 442]

Have them but phone won't let me post the pics...pm me your # and I'll try and txt the pics

 

[11971four4two]

HI
Sorry no used 5 bolt covers. But I do have a pair NOS New GM in the box
I was going to get them chromed , but never got around to it...

 

[sergio]

HI
Sorry no used 5 bolt covers. But I do have a pair NOS New GM in the box
I was going to get them chromed , but never got around to it...

Hello. Do you have a picture of the valve covers. How much do you want for them. And I'm interested in that radiator hose also. You can send the picture to 815 483 4679 thanks

 

[11971four4two]

HI
I am not sure how to send pics to a phone?? I do not text message. I can send to an email address if you would like.
Took these today and I hope you can see them here. $300 will be as low as I will go. I have no more and doubt I will ever find another pair NOS 5 hole valve covers.. If you buy them and the radiator hose I will pay for insured shipping to lower 48 states VIA UPS Ground

Good day
brian

 

[ChipD]

HI
Sorry no used 5 bolt covers. But I do have a pair NOS New GM in the box
I was going to get them chromed , but never got around to it...

I am interested if you still have them and would like to sell them. Thank you!

 

[565bbchevy]

So do these need to be factory correct? If not you could buy some inexpensive 10 hole valve covers and either fill the extra holes and then paint them or you could use "Dummy" fasteners to fill the extra holes.