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Anyone know where I can buy that special valley pan with the recess in it that goes under the Ford dual quad intake?
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Thanks Oldmics. I've seen this one on Epay but wanted to see if anyone new an aftermarket company that makes them for cheaper. $450 is quite steep and I don't need an original. I was trying to create that recess by hand on my old pan but I was having trouble. Just thought it would be easier to purchase an aftermarket one. Any other suggestions???
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Somewhere in previous posts is info on making your own or modifying one to fit.Do a search of previous posts or perhaps someone can find it and post it again.

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I HAVE A FLAT 56 STYLE THAT WILL WORK WITH THAT INTAKE FOR $ 150.00 PLUS SHIPPING , GOING TO COLUMBUS FOR THE SHOOT OUT, WILL BE BACK NEXT WEEK. TOM
JUST A MIDNIGHT CRUISE DOWN THUNDER ROAD!!! TOM DRUMMOND MIDWEST DIRECTOR 57 FORD INTERNATIONAL
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You could maybe get one of the ribbed aluminum versons off eaby or aftermarket - then have a machinist put the clearance in there with a mill....................
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I purchased mine from: Tony Beluchi Tony's T-Birds Des Moines, Iowa 515-321-0767 Jim
Jim Rowe Elkhorn, NE

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If you don't want Tom's flat one, I have an indented one that could be had for about the same money. I'll be at Columbus also, be home Monday.
John - "The Hoosier Hurricane"

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Thanks everbody for the input. I've searched the forum and seen the modified valley covers but I just don't have the equipment to modify metal other than a hammer which I already tried.  I think I might have found one nearby in Corona, CA @ Larry's T-Bird & Mustang. Gonna drive out there this weekend to see it. Not bad for $115 if it's the right one. http://www.larrystbird.com/T__6519.html
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If your going over to Corona to Larrys off the 91 freeway and things don't work out,try over by Barry White's hotrod shop or Marcell's metalcrafters nearby,they can build a stainless steel body using a popcicle stick as a metal buck(LOL) so modifing your valley pan should be easy--and if their shop rate would be $100 per hour,they should be able to do in less than an hour.(just an example) KID
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