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Anyone out there know definitely what the valve covers on a 1967 Camaro 327 should look like? I have seen ones advertised that are plain, ones that have Chevrolet in script across the top, ones that have a 327 decal in the middle, ones that have no holes, ones that have a hole on one side only, and ones that have holes in both covers. Looking for guidance! :-)

1967 Chevrolet 327 valve cover says Chevrolet in script on them. One year only cover. They're just like the ones on the SS350 except the 327 was painted...Joe

Thanks. I like that answer, as I have a pair of those that I bought a year ago at a swap meet, but didn't know if they were correct. Here's a link to a pair on eBay that says they are 67 Camaro covers. Obviously different.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/300826544445?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

I think those are 1966 or 1965...Joe

The correct valve cover was plain with no holes as the oil fill pipe had threads for the PCV Valve.They have a staggered bolt patten and had a decal denoting the horse power with gold letters on a black back ground. Denny @ Denny's Bowtie Restorations

I disagree on the staggered bolts. I think that 59 was the last year the small block valve cover bolts were staggered.

Definitely not staggered bolts. I went out and looked at my heads just to make sure. I have also seen the plain valve covers with the 327 decals on them. I guess this raises the question again about the correct valve covers since I have two different answers...

What I posted about your Camaro 327 is correct. I did & still do Camaros. You can ask on the Camaro Research Group but if I were judging your Camaro & it had anything other than orange "Chevrolet" script covers, I would deduct points...Joe

Thanks, Joe.