In the mid to late 80's or so Ford used a bolt with a stud to hold the valve cover down in certain spots. On the stud went a plastic part to hold the wires. I was told they were used on the cars with steel valve covers. I had some a long time ago but now cannot find them and want to use them for a new project. Does any one know if these are still available and where? Anyone have any left overs? Thanks
This would be close as they are held down by the valve cover bolts. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Spark-Plug-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item3378439544&vxp=mtr
At pick a part I have taken valve cover bolts off cadilacs & the wire keepers that slide on them. cost FREE
I know the bolts you are talking about but I have never seen the wire holders. Anyway, here is the solution we came up with for the '87 5.0 in my '55. Just a long bolt, a washer, a piece of fuel line flared on both ends as a spacer, and an after market loom. Works well.
I just took off the style you are asking about off my engine 2 weeks ago. I replaced them with this style. Much cleaner I think. Taylor Wires makes them. We sell them at my work.