Victor valve grind set HS1166S. Packaging is bad but the set is comlpete, containing all of the gaskets listed on the pictured label. The valve cover gaskets are distorted , but they are rubberized and very usable. This sets fits Buick 1957-60 low compression, 1961-62 (Exc. Special) low compression, 1963 401 low compression. This data comes from the label, but I can't get a picture of it. Return gladly accepted if not as advertised. Free shipping USA only.
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