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I have a 1955 2ND 3600.

I can't find anyone who sell more than just the rubber! I need the complete front engine mounts for my 235.

Can anyone help me?

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I don't think Carter lists the TF series 6 cyl mounts, but the 54 ones might be the same? [answer is a phone call away] if not, the pegs from the V8 front mounts are close, and the brackets that bolt to the engine as well, just takes a bit of modifying to fit

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V8 mounts are quite a bit shorter, the rubbers and washers are all the same though. It took a while, but I fianlly found a 6 cylinder pair on ebay. I am pretty sure the 6 cylinder 55-57 car mounts are the same.

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216 mount is the same so you may consider them if you find one. I bolted my 54 235 into my 50' frame using the existing 216 mount with new rubber.

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Hy guys, the "stilt" bolts are the same V8 and 6 cylinder as are all the cushions and washers for the trucks, car "stilt", bolts are shorter. The engine front mount brackets for the 6 cylinder are different right and left, my parts book lists the V8 front mounts as a unit under a different number than the unit for the 6 cylinder, hope that helps.


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