Just got back from the machine shop, man i'm psyched. After a long time of trying to decide what to do with my engine (as per what heads to run) i decided to dig out my vintage '69 351 Windsors and get a good valve job done with some stainless valves for good measure. I'll pretty much swear by GT40Ps because i know what they're capable of for a solid budget engine, but i wanted to try something different (at least around here). They've got a pretty extensive port/polish job (according to the guy who did the valves, "you don't see work like this much anymore") and 1.94/1.60 valves.
Sooooo without further delay, here's the pics:
1.94/1.60 stainless valves (that's lithium grease left over from the shop):
Hello intake valve!
We don't need no stinking CNC porting
We got old school 40 year old hand porting
These are going to be ran with a Victor Jr. intake, 650 Holley double pumper and for now an X303 cam, maybe a TFS Stage 1 somewhere down the road. Now i just have to get the block together 
Sooooo without further delay, here's the pics:
1.94/1.60 stainless valves (that's lithium grease left over from the shop):
Hello intake valve!
We don't need no stinking CNC porting
We got old school 40 year old hand porting
These are going to be ran with a Victor Jr. intake, 650 Holley double pumper and for now an X303 cam, maybe a TFS Stage 1 somewhere down the road. Now i just have to get the block together