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I have seen two different photos showing the valve cover decals on a '54 235 Powerglide engine. "BLUE FLAME 125" One shows the decals going over the radius between the side and the top, about 50% on the side and 50% on the top. Then today I was looking at the current G & D and saw an article about a '54 that showed the decal located only on the flat side on the right. Can anyone shed light on which is the correct? Thanks, Ron
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All I can tell you is that all I have seen were on the flat side on the passengers side.  
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Thanks, that seems more logical and appropriate to me as well.
Ron
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I have a 1953 235 with the original untouched motor and what is left of the decal is on the right flat side.
Al
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The correct location for the valve cover decal in 1954 is on the radius.
The 1954 in the G&D has many incorrect items.
Gene Schneider
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