SOLD Spool Type Motor Mount Towers
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jasperjacko
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interested in a complete k-frame? In akron ohio
Sorry, I'm building a body-on-frame '56 Plymouth. I'm only changing the motor mounting method as the stock mounts are no longer available.
Jack Meoff
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Not a clue myself....just a thought.
Would Schumacher maybe have anything you could use?
Would Schumacher maybe have anything you could use?
Already gave them a look, and they have nothing for my application.
If I can just get the top part of towers/saddles that the bolts fit into, I can add-on pieces to make them fit the frame.
I parted out a '79 Aspen a few years ago and wondered if I should pull the K-member before they hauled off the hulk, but decided against it. Now I wish I had kept it!
Jack Meoff
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If an F body K member would help you out I'd think F body deconstructor Jim might be your man.
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Search ebay for 340 motor mounts. I got some hot rod kit that bolted to the motor then had a biscuit type insulator and a bracket that welds to the frame for a project I have going they were like $30? if still on there. You can kinda see it here I trimmed quite a bit off the frame mount here!
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Here is the project. Matched pair of marine 354 Hemi's one runs forward one reverse hooked @ the flywheel. If it works a 41 Windsow coupe body gets fitted over it decked out as a moonshine runner.
Thanks for the photos...that looks like a project to keep you busy for a few years!
I considered the aftermarket hotrod mounts, but this car will be driven a lot so I elected to go with the latest stock Mopar mounting system. Having a generic motor mount fail in the middle of nowhere is something I would like to avoid.
The spool type mounts are available anywhere and usually for less than $10 each. Even NOS can be had for $35. I didn't think it would be difficult to find the saddles they fit into. I have a couple of prices locally, but I can buy a whole car for not much more than what they want for five minutes with a Sawzall!
I considered the aftermarket hotrod mounts, but this car will be driven a lot so I elected to go with the latest stock Mopar mounting system. Having a generic motor mount fail in the middle of nowhere is something I would like to avoid.
The spool type mounts are available anywhere and usually for less than $10 each. Even NOS can be had for $35. I didn't think it would be difficult to find the saddles they fit into. I have a couple of prices locally, but I can buy a whole car for not much more than what they want for five minutes with a Sawzall!
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