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I just got my 292 back from being rebuilt and over time have lost the mounts that go onto the motor. I am curious if there are any good aftermarket mounts that I can swap over too. I called Chassis Engineering and they said that they don't have any mounts that are a direct swap. I also tried calling langdons stove bolt and they are out until the 13th. I am new at this and any help would be great, Thanks.

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Tom Langdon no longer offers them either, but he has a link on his website of the people that do. So check out his site for more details.


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Thank you 12 Port, I got someone different at Chassis Engineering and they were able to put together a system that should work. I will see in a few days. Thanks again.

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RJ,
How did the Chassis Engineering work out? I have the same truck as yours, but I am installing a '64 292. Looks like the bell housing we swapped out will fit fine with existing rear mounts. But, the front seems a bit more problematic. Would like to know if your solution worked okay.


Tom B
1953 Chevy 3/4 ton 3600
1964 292 cu. in. in-line six


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