Hell on Wheels 6.4 Lancer
None on the market, for the earliest of Abodies. I needed to make my own motor mounts. Up and down, on the creeper, and in and out from under the car. I laid an eyeball on the mounting areas and took a measurement or two. I grabbed some cardboard and cut away at several patterns. This took more than a try. But it was just cardboard. Finally I taped the pattern pieces together, and actually bolted the cardboard brackets to the engine block and cradle mounting place. Rubber isolators (part# 2265) were used in between the made up brackets and the kframe. Now I grabbed a piece of 3/16 plate and with an angle grinder, cut out the patterned pieces from there. Welded together I had my set of motor mounts. Have a look.
None on the market, for the earliest of Abodies. I needed to make my own motor mounts. Up and down, on the creeper, and in and out from under the car. I laid an eyeball on the mounting areas and took a measurement or two. I grabbed some cardboard and cut away at several patterns. This took more than a try. But it was just cardboard. Finally I taped the pattern pieces together, and actually bolted the cardboard brackets to the engine block and cradle mounting place. Rubber isolators (part# 2265) were used in between the made up brackets and the kframe. Now I grabbed a piece of 3/16 plate and with an angle grinder, cut out the patterned pieces from there. Welded together I had my set of motor mounts. Have a look.