Taylorcraft Bc Series Motor Mount A-65, C-85 on 2040-parts.com
Goode, Virginia, US
Taylorcraft BC series motor mount. No repairs or bends. Its been hanging on my shop wall for 35 years time to let someone else own it. Shipping is 18.00 due to size not weight. This fits a Continental.
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