I would be interested. Anyone need the crazy one I have? Kent

Hi John, I can paypal you $60 right now. Jeff Sent from my jphone

I have a used braje cover if anyone interested $40 plus shipping.

Nice work... Steve

My CIBA cutaway block

Very nice - would like to see this next to a CIBA cutaway - Steve

My Tin Block COBRA cutaway

Probably the Homelite or Bearcat they had the hold downs in a different place. They are a more rounded and smooth cover. The Braje, Aerojet and Crofton and a few other boat motor valve covers should

Thanks, Ron. It didn't cost much and it didn't take long. I had to drill 6 holes, but I keep track of those and will fill them all in when the day comes. It's worth every penny and every minute it

I have an aluminum valve cover when a guy gave me a bunch of crosley stuff. It may have been off of a boat motor. The hold down studs are in the wrong place for it to fit my Crosley. Any idea what

Service Motors has them.

I'm looking for a finned aluminum cam cover. Is the Braje (or other) still being marketed? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Between adjusting the valves, aluminum cam cover and new exhaust my Crosley is quieter, seems to run smoother and seems to have more power. Thanks to all for the advice.

No, most of them had the bolt, rather than the stud. You will find that the hole in the pulley, is larger than the pulleys set up for the bolt. As for repair, it can be center drilled,

Going through some repairs on my Crosley engine I discovered someone must have broken what I thought was the pulley bolt but after removing the pulley and checking out a spare engine that I have I see

Bruce, I took all of your pics, saved them to my desktop, where I was able to rotate and zoom each one to get a better perspective on how you did this. After zooming around the pics, I determined

In theory the braze should melt but you will have to knock it apart hot..

Bruce, my practical knowledge begins and ends with my engine. But quoting from “The Mighty Tin” article linked above... The 4 cylinder block was constructed out of about 125 steel stamping. The

Or, at the very least, stop putting gas in it! 😉 -Bob

Bruce that is awesome! Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow.