Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

[Patrick H.]

Re: Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

Joe I agree. I vaguely remember some of these being in the engine plants as 'little as possible', and as you can see from the surviving examples they're barely retained. Now I want you to guess how many I had to look through to find those 3?

Based on how many I've had to look at the answer is probably dozens, maybe more.

[Joe L.]

Re: Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

You could also use some label stock with adhesive on the back...

Steve-----


I think you'll find that most of the adhesive labels available available today will not survive engine heat very long.

[Chris H.]

Re: Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

here's another thread on the subject:

https://www.forums.ncrs.org/showthread.php?t=65323

[Patrick H.]

Re: Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

Steve-----


I think you'll find that most of the adhesive labels available available today will not survive engine heat very long.

Yep.
And the high heat ones are oh-so-expensive. I looked.

Patrick

[Ken A.]

Re: Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

I've had one of L I 's labels on my car for over 10 years with no problems & a few engine clean ups. If you have a big block then why worry about what it costs?

[Ronald L.]

Re: Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

LIC's is the only one that uses a water based adhesive. THat other thread was full of very nice C3 original examples - are there any C2 examples out there 66 67?

[Gary H.]

Re: Engine Labels on Valve Covers 427

Corvette America has one piece labels for $1.99.

They charge $8 for standard shipping...so I ordered a new vette shirt at the same time.

Gary