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1958-1964 Chevy 348-409 Engine Mount

1958-1964 Chevy 348-409 Engine Mount
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Motor Mount Type:
Crossmember
Application Compatibility:
Engine Swap
Attachment Style:
Bolt-on
Mount Material:
Steel
Mount Finish:
Zinc Plated
Color:
Natural
Bushing Included:
No
Hardware Included:
Yes
MFG. Part #:
1353272
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Info
Specially designed engine mount cradle to mount your 1958-1964 Chevy 348-409 W-motor into almost any chassis. Includes Grade 5 mounting hardware. Add one of our frame mount kits and a universal bolt-through cushion kit for a professional installation.
Engine Mounting Illustration (GIF)135-3272 Instructions (PDF)
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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