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03-01-2009, 04:35 AM
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Original 1969 big block motor mount components
Take a look at this topic over on the CRG regarding the
odd original setup for big block motor mounts. Nuch Original big block motor mount assembly discussion
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03-01-2009, 06:06 AM
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Re: Original 1969 big block motor mount components
I have the stop bracket and long bolt - robbed it from a 69 Impala I owned. Never seen one before or since, until today!
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03-01-2009, 05:25 PM
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Re: Original 1969 big block motor mount components
Would that set-up be something that was put into production after they started seeing the broken motor mounts, and were adding the stop lift cables?
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03-01-2009, 07:17 PM
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Re: Original 1969 big block motor mount components
Rick,
I believe this assembly was what was "originally" put into production for the SHP engines. The cables came after these motor mounts were phased out and the next style motor mount came into production. Some of the components I posted images of came from an L/78 '69 Chevelle. Now we find that an Impala had the same setup as well. I don't remember seeing these back in the day, but I know some of you do remember. Hope you guys chime-in..... I'm amazed that I never see these components on ebay at all. I did see the locking plate one time about 2 years ago.  I'd like to see images of the locking plate showing the part number. My plate doesn't have a part number stamped on it. Perhaps none did.  Nuch
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