Any of the Ford guys know what this mount came off originally ? A customer is looking to replace them, came on a 302 windsor he put in his 56 F100. 7/16 unc studs spaced at 3 1/8" on the top, bottom spacing is at 4 3/4" for the frame mount. Thanks for any help.
Australian Ford? I assume there's a bracket on the block for the studs... if the mount you show and the block bracket were bonded in one piece, could it resemble this? https://www.autolinkparts.com.au/front-engine-mount-suit-ford-falcon-xa-xb-xc-v8-30~54893 . .
Those look like 6 cylinder Falcon mounts (XR- XF Falcon) Do an image search (I am nowhere near our garage right now)
No, they don't. The guy has built the mounts off the chassis rails to suit these mounts that came on the engine. The standard SB ford mount you show is too narrow at the bottom. Thanks for your reply.
Looks like someone made the block mount to use some motor mount they had laying around. They don't look like stock sbf mounts. Sent from my SM-G900V using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
I found these images from an expired auction ad. (Visually, they're dead ringers.) IF the ad information is correct, they're for a 1975 Granada and the part numbers are D5DZ-6038-E D5DZ-6038-F. The ad also claims they're obsolete. https://picclick.com/Nos-1975-Ford-Granada-Monarch-302-50-391146359766.html I haven't found anything to match the description above, nor the mentioned part numbers. .
Still not seeing the part that bolts up to the block. Those mounts go to the frame side. Granada was (75-78) still a Falcon based platform (Maverick/Comet) and it's possible that the mounts were shared
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