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Ive got two M10 valve covers I need to get rid of, so I anyone is wanting a pretty powder coated valve cover to spice up there engine bay send me an email. I can do pretty much any color you want. Examples of stuff Ive powder coated before:

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20meintii02@gmail.com. Can have them coated and sent to you with in a few days. If nobody responds to this Ill just coat them how I like it and post them up here.

-Zac Cardinal

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