1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965 Ford Falcon/comet V8 Motor Mount.. on 2040-parts.com
Cole Camp, Missouri, United States
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Hey guys I have up for your consideration a good used set of v8 motor mounts for a 1960 - 1965 Ford Falcon or mercury Comet they have all the correct casting numbers these are original parts not reproduction I have done no cleaning on them nothing to hide these are getting hard to come by its a nice it there's no cracks brakes are welds what you see is what you get nothing more nothing less if you have any questions my number 660-287-1129 I do not sell junk never have never will
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