Those mounts are not that complicated. Anyone who can measure accurately and cut/weld steel should be able to fabricate a decent-looking set of mounts. Start with the engine bolted up to the bellhousing, mounted to its crossmember, and level it in relation to the frame. Then take some accurate measurements and make a set of brackets to hold a set of "hockey puck" motor mounts. Problem solved!
Jerry


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