Had anybody....
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I have. I'll post some pictures a little later. Cut mine on a CNC. However, you can't see 'em under the stock manifolds. They seal like a champ though.0
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These are right after being cut. I then hit them with the sand blaster to give them a cast look.0
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Beautiful! Simply beautiful. Would you be interested In making more? If so what would you ask price wise. You just made my day lol0
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I'll see about working out a price for the simple cover. May take a little bit.0
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No worries. Keep me posted.0
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I could go for a set of those for my 308. Keep me posted as well....0
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I seem to remember a thread on those several years ago- lots of interest until the price was mentioned- around $600, IIRC- things got real quiet all of a sudden. . .0
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Yeah, the HUDSON cover required about 4 hours of machine time. The simple covers are much quicker to cut. They shouldn't be as expensive, we shall see.0
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Any update?0
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Not yet, going to see about it getting them cast instead of cut.0
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out curiosity, Why?0
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I'm building a period correct with a twist 308. I have a edmunds 2x2 intake, and edmunds finned aluminum head, a vintage mallory dual point distributor, moon oil can, snd other goodies So I'd like these for the looks aspect of it0
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Grim greaser did you ever figure out a casting deal?0
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