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I am putting a 1954 235 on a 1954 frame. I do not have any of the original mounts or hardware. I bought new rubber mounts. Question #1 is the front rubber mount supposed to be flexable or rigid? It is all rubber with two metal inserts where the engine bolts go through. I no there is a metal cover but am I missing more pieces.
Question #2 On the rear mounts what size are the metal spacers that go between the upper and lower mount? What size are the stock bolts supposed to be? Thanks in advanced and hope I didn't miss the answer in the search section.
Thanks Jason

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The front mount should be the same on 47-54 with a 216 or 235.

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Here are some pictures of the parts you need for the front mount toward the bottom of the page.
http://www.pbase.com/dennygraham/under_hood&page=all

Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL


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Thanks a ton Denny! Looks like I am missing three pieces instead of one. The two pieces don't look like they should be to hard to make.
Thanks again Jason

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Walang ano man Jason.

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