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#1388638 12/16/2020 8:26 PM
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I am looking for transmission mounts for a 1956 one ton. See the attached photo. They attached to the bell housing through the frame.

Any Idea where I can find these new?
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Those should be available at any parts store. There are upper & low mounts. the lower goes under the frame crossmember. If the local parts store can not
find them a specialty store like Classic Parts has them. These same parts were used up to 1972 models & even later on 4 wheel drive models.
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Make sure you have or get the spacer bushing that the bolt slides into as well...it prevent you from crushing the rubber.

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