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It came with a project car. I am pretty sure it was on the engine, although I have the original valve cover also. The person that owned the car stopped working on it and driving it more than 10 years ago. I found a discussion that points to a RUDDSPEED. ??
It looks just like my valve cover. Mine was on the car when i bought it 20+ years ago. I bought it from Bruce Phillips at Healey Surgeons. It was his personal car and was rather modified for rallying. I'm pretty sure it is not a factory original item yet was a period accessory.
Hope the pic comes out. Haven't done this for awhile.
The Vanden Plas was the only saloon to have the alloy cover. The Austin and Wolseley 3Litre models (6/99, 6/110, A99, A110) had painted tin rocker covers.
This__identical looking__valve cover was purchased from Moss Motors around 1984-85, if my memory serves correctly. I bought it along with a set of connecting rods, and they were bouncing around inside the box, fortunately only marring up the rear of the cover.
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