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Does anyone know where I can purchase motor mounts for a 235 cu in engine going into a 1951 3600 pickup?

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Is your front mounting plate drilled for bolts? If not they can be drilled. Locations in the Tech Tips

http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/motormount_235.html

Do you have any of the parts from your 1951 engine?

Tech Tips on parts in the assembly.

http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/engines/motor_mount_front/index.html

Rear motor mounts as Im sure you know are on the bellhousing and all of the vendors have replacements

Ebay has several listings for complete front mount setups including the front mounting plate, and the hard parts between it and the frame. All of the vendors have the rubber insert

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Clifton,

You might want to ID the year and origin-vehicle for your 235 carburetor. There were significant differences between 1941 & 1962.

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I have the complete '51 216 engine but it has a crack the complete length of the block.


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