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Location: Valley Forge, Pa. | With my rear motor/tranny mount shot, I can feel my motor shift on hard corners. I have new mounts coming but, not knowing how long this has been going on, I'm sure the front mounts have taking a beating also. Having the shields on them and being down under there some, I am hoping someone can tell me the correct mounts so I can order a pair without climbing around trying to see and figure out what I am actually looking at. Are thes mounts still readily available?
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Location: Perth Australia | Karl, they look like this and this price isnt bad
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1960-1961-DODGE-PLYMOUTH-318-V8-POLY-MOTOR-...
I have seen re pops, but I cant remember where, but I do remember the absurdly high price $250 ea, if my memory serves
They are called floating power, there are others that say they fit, but wont
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Location: WHEELING,WV.>>>HOME OF WWVA | those ones from ebay i've been watching for a long longg time and the seller i've done business with several times . don't let the minor rubber cracks keep you from having them and i
would doubt if the new ones being made will last 1/2 of what those will . if i really needed a set , those would have already been mine -----------------------------------------later |
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Location: Valley Forge, Pa. | Thanks. I plan to drive my car until I can no longer drive and you know I put the miles on her so I will go with your advice. Even if I don't need them now, at the rate I drive, I might some day and I like to keep spares or more of any part that is getting harder to find.
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Location: northern germany | 60 dart - 2015-10-22 11:57 PM
don't let the minor rubber cracks keep you from having them
"minor cracks" one is starting to separate. not saying they are not worth the money but these have more problems than just "minor cracks".
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correct motor mounts for 60 Plymouth 318
