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289, 302, 351W Ford Motor Mounts
289, 302, 351W Ford Motor Mounts
289 Ford Small Block V8, 302 Ford Small Block V8, 351W Ford Small Block V8, Zinc Plated
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289, 302, 351W Ford Motor Mounts
Part # 91036400
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Attachment Style:
Bolt-on
Mount Material:
Steel
Mount Finish:
Zinc Plated
Color:
Natural
Bushing Included:
No
Hardware Included:
No
Overall Length:
8.36"
Overall Width:
5.30"
Material Thickness:
.25"
Centerline of Holes:
7.00"
Vertical Center to Center:
4.00"
Horizontal Center to Center:
7.00"
MFG. Part #:
91036400
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Pair
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These steel S/B Ford motor mounts fit most modifieds and late model frames. Ford 289, 302, 351W.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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