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RE: Now I'm really confused

By hrdtail - 09/10/2001 9:28:10 PM; IP 128.249.124.194

This is a problem I have "researched" for some time and now you have me completely confused. Are you saying the 67 frame mounts for small blocks and FE's are the same? Then the frame mounts for
68 FE's are different? I had always heard the FE mounts were the same for 67-70? If the 67 mounts are unique to 67, then they must use a unique block plate as well? Can I use 68 frame mounts (which according to your picture I have) in my 67 S code? I converting it back from a small block. Don't know which frame mounts the small block is using currently. I guess what I'm asking is "can 68-70 frame mounts be used in a 67 and if so do I need 68 block plates or will 67 work or what?

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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