Did a search and came up with nothing on here or on the web itself. I have a '63 panel van with the stock 170 and 3 speed manual. I've got the parts to replace the tranny mount, and I'm struggling trying to find motormounts for it. Anybody have a line on a set, or have you made anything else work? Thanks in advance for any help.
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rustrocket84- Number of posts : 13
Location : Wildomar, CA
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EconoUSAparts- Number of posts : 2198
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Re: Motor mounts
Have you tried Mac's in N.Y.? Or Rock Auto????
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I'm putting a 302 in my 67 panel and I have a set but I'm not sure if mine will work or if I will need them ( I will bet that I won't be able to use them). I should know if I need them in the next few weeks.
rustrocket84- Number of posts : 13
Location : Wildomar, CA
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Thanks found them at Mac's. Surprisingly isn't going to cost me my first born to get the parts. Thanks for the info again
EconoUSAparts- Number of posts : 2198
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ibuiltit wrote:I'm putting a 302 in my 67 panel and I have a set but I'm not sure if mine will work or if I will need them ( I will bet that I won't be able to use them). I should know if I need them in the next few weeks.
It depends on how its set up. Are you doing the crossmember modification yourself or using one of Old Skool's or Blue Oval's crossmember? Both Blue Oval and Old Skool use different mounts than each other.
1963_econoline- Number of posts : 8
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thats funny, i have the same van as you, and i found my motor mounts really easy and had a bitch of a time finding my transimission mount, had to fabricate my own trany mount, can't help you with the motor mounts tho, the guy i got them from had his own local shop and he just died a few months ago. sorry
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EconoUSAparts wrote:ibuiltit wrote:I'm putting a 302 in my 67 panel and I have a set but I'm not sure if mine will work or if I will need them ( I will bet that I won't be able to use them). I should know if I need them in the next few weeks.
It depends on how its set up. Are you doing the crossmember modification yourself or using one of Old Skool's or Blue Oval's crossmember? Both Blue Oval and Old Skool use different mounts than each other.
I'm new to this so I am waiting for Vic to email me back anbout several items I need help with. I will probably buy from Vic.
rustrocket84- Number of posts : 13
Location : Wildomar, CA
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Re: Motor mounts
1963_econoline wrote:thats funny, i have the same van as you, and i found my motor mounts really easy and had a bitch of a time finding my transimission mount, had to fabricate my own trany mount, can't help you with the motor mounts tho, the guy i got them from had his own local shop and he just died a few months ago. sorry
I bought the same parts that somebody else listed on here for the tranny mounts, and am going to make it work. The only shops around here are Autozone or Napa really, and neither are too much help for these vans.
C&G early Fords is only half hour away but they didn't have any of the mounts. They do however have a bunch of other parts.