O.E. Chrome valve covers

What big block cars came from the factory with 6 bolt chrome valve covers?

none that I know of? mopar performance had a chrome set at one time that looked factory mid late 70's style tall

Direct knowledge, '67 B & C bodies w/ hi po engines. Chrome was gone by '68, at least on the C bodies, not certain of the B bodies. There are others.

I was thinking they came off a '67 R/T or GTX

IIRC, '65 426Wedge, '67 A-body 383 & '67 B-body 440.
Don't recall a '66 application, or any later, but maybe '68 383 A bodies too ?
I'm fairly ignorant about the C-bodies.

I _think_ the only difference in the '67 B and C hi po valve covers is the C body has a spark plug wire holder on the top rear of the drivers side cover for #7 cylinder?

and no heater hose holder on a C body pass side..

'67 & '68 C body for sure it's there, gone in '69. I was going to use my '67 set on my '69 until I discovered the bracket deletion.

I believe the A body 383 and maybe the 440 motors had them also

I think so too, just don't know the specific applications. Thinking Jim will wander by after a while with the rundown.

67 GTX, 68 383 GTS for sure. Not sure of others.

Ones im fairly certain of.
Are 1967 RT / GTX.
1965 B body 426 wedge.
1967 or maybe 68 A body 383. I " think " 440 A bodies used painted

Not familiar enough with the C bodies to say

The chrome covers were an option, unless the chrome cover box (engine dress up kit?) was checked when the car was ordered, the car didn't come from Mopar with the chrome covers.

I suspect the dealership ordering the cars had a lot to do with if the car came with the chrome covers or not. I highly suspect places like Grand Spalding Dodge or a high performance Chrysler/Plymouth dealer ordered a lot more cars with chrome covers then my local Dodge or Chrysler/Plymouth dealer ever did, our local dealers probably didn't even know the chrome cover option existed. Gene

383 had them, 440 did not.

67-68 bigblock A bodies

67 68 69 A bodies with 383 came with Chrome Valve Covers
Not sure about the 68 Dart 440 GSS and the 68 440 GTS Cars

Wow...nice collection!
What are a pair selling for?