Old Norse, this is what I used. Others may chime in on their opinion. These can be welded or bolted. Two bolts on top, two bolts on the bottom lip. Follow the instructions that come with the mounts and the engine will fit like a glove. I used masking tape down the frame rails and on top of the mounts to get the measurements exactly. I did NOT have to modify my firewall and I'm running the "big" distributor. Hope these pictures help.


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