Flathead engine cradle

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Coupeute

Senior Member
City
Laguna Hills, California
State
California
Price
95
Flathead engine cradle ( '32 through '53 ) for storage and transportation. Made in USA. Heli-arc welded and beautifully powder coated. Comes with heavy duty casters and priced at $95. Cradles for engine and trans are $125. If you are looking for a cheap cradle imported from China of inferior quality, my cradle is not for you.
 

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I already have one of your flathead cradles and it works great. For the rest of you guys this is a top notch product and I am back for more. Do you have one for a small block ford with 4-speed automatic? Thanks Dave in Spokane (509) 467-8773
 
Thank you every one for your shipping equiries. It would be nice if the cost of freight wasn't so high these days. I have thought of making the cradles bolt together so that they would not need such a big box but then they would look like cheap Chinese imports and might not be as stable as a welded one. Fedex and UPS charge by the cubic weight.
 
Coupeute said:
Flathead engine cradle ( '32 through '53 ) for storage and transportation. Made in USA. Heli-arc welded and beautifully powder coated. Comes with heavy duty casters and priced at $95. Cradles for engine and trans are $125. If you are looking for a cheap cradle imported from China of inferior quality, my cradle is not for you.
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Hello. Send any to CT, if so what was the freight ? THANKS Mike
 
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