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RE: Here's a crummy photo.

By Dave Alton - 09/07/2001 3:12:04 AM; IP 152.163.207.186

Dave, Thanks for the info, We tried the 68 (frame)brackets and it did not make big enough difference. How many different brackets are there for the engine to rubber mount. The angle on the block bracket just doesn't look right, makes the bracket stick out away from the block. Looks like if it were closer to the block it should work. Are the Cobra Jet, top brackets different then the 390 brackets? This car is a factory 390 and according to the books I've got and shops the correct frame mounts were on the car when I bought it. ( Motor was out and no other brackets with it at the time of purchase)

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67 FE Engine mounts -- Dave Alton, 09/06/2001

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RE: Here's a crummy photo. -- Dave Alton, 09/07/2001

RE: Mickey Mounts -- Mel, 09/07/2001

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RE: Now I'm really confused -- hrdtail, 09/10/2001

Actually, I'm not certain, either. -- Dave Shoe, 09/10/2001