chrome valve covers?
GM Performance Division makes a set of covers that says chevrolet on them but they aren't chromed but you can get them chromed, otherwide I've seen a vendor here sell them, they weren't cheap at all.
Not only are you going to have to do this yourself or pay someone to do the shaving, but then your going to have to TIG weld the holes that are left over from the bosses that were shaved off. Then have it polished to a mirror shine and then chromed. Overall probably looking at about $300-40 worth of work.
But to answer your question directly, you can't find them you have to create them.
Bryan
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I bought chromed billet valve covers from GenIII Performance, but I don't think they're in business anymore. Speed Inc. has a similar set, but they're not chrome.
http://www.americanpowdercoating.com/samples.htm
FWIW, they quoted me $300 to do an intake manifold, (that I have already polished), so I imagine a set of custom valve covers would probably be in the neighborhood of $150-$200. (The guy also kept scolding me for polishing the intake and insisting that they would have been able to put the finish on thick enough to fill out the rough casting.)
http://www.americanpowdercoating.com/samples.htm
FWIW, they quoted me $300 to do an intake manifold, (that I have already polished), so I imagine a set of custom valve covers would probably be in the neighborhood of $150-$200. (The guy also kept scolding me for polishing the intake and insisting that they would have been able to put the finish on thick enough to fill out the rough casting.)
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Great find!