motor mount part #?

CSArno

CSArno

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Anyone have a part # from Van Pelts, Macs etc for the rear motor mounts on a '35 V8 pickup?
Looking for the rear rubber mounts and harware only. Have a new trans mount and new front mounts that came in the basket of parts with truck.

Thanks,
Chris
 
What rear mounts are you referring to? There are engine mounts (at the front of the engine) and a transmission mount (rear of the transmission).
 
Sorry I think I have the answer. The trans mount ears bolt directly to the frame. No rubber there.. Hard with the frame in one shop and the motor and trans in a shop across town and this being the first one that I have tackled.

Thanks though,
Chris
 
NO you don't have it. use the same donut.( bisquits ) at all four points, complete set, top and bottom, you bolt the rear trans mount down solid to the frame, it will break, think about it, you got rubber at the front and solid at the back something going to give, and you will be looking for a new rear trans mount ?? ............OLD.......BILL
 
OLD...BILL said:
NO you don't have it. use the same donut.( bisquits ) at all four points, complete set, top and bottom, you bolt the rear trans mount down solid to the frame, it will break, think about it, you got rubber at the front and solid at the back something going to give, and you will be looking for a new rear trans mount ?? ............OLD.......BILL
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The extra bisquits don't show up 'till '37.
The cushion is in the mount itself.
 
Thanks,
I thought there should donuts at the rear also until I realized that the rubber cusion is it the trans mount.
Richard Lacy confirmed there was no donuts on back.
 
OLD...BILL said:
NO you don't have it. use the same donut.( bisquits ) at all four points, complete set, top and bottom, you bolt the rear trans mount down solid to the frame, it will break, think about it, you got rubber at the front and solid at the back something going to give, and you will be looking for a new rear trans mount ?? ............OLD.......BILL
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It's not solid at the back, the transmission is mounted in a rubber ring.
 
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