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Motor Mounts Big Block Mopar - B-rb, Wedge on 2040-parts.com

US $185.00
Location:

Baldwin, Wisconsin, US

Baldwin, Wisconsin, US
:

TiNMAN
 FABRICATION, INC.

Big Block Mopar Motor Mounts - B-RB, Wedge

Big Block Mopar : B-RB Wedge, 361, 383, 400, 413, 426, 440

Part # 109505 - Big Block Mopar Motor Mounts / Set (2)

$185.00
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to lower 48 States only

Designed for Custom and Street Rod applications, these mounts are laser cut, precision TIG welded and assembled using pressed in high quality polyurethane bushings utilizing 1/2" mounting hardware.  They are excellent for both low or high horsepower applications.  Weld on frame tabs and 1/2"  mounting bolts are included with this kit.  Mounts are shipped unpainted.


Please contact Dave at Dusty's Garage
715-684-7834 with any questions.



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