steele rubber bushings

[mopar4life]

I've got the steele rubber catalog and want t know what to order for body mounts? either mine doesn't have any or just a piece of conveyor belt, I want to do it right once. Mine is a 1947 dodge coupe 

[casper50]

these are the ones that I bought for my 47.  Everything worked perfectly.  I had to make the metal parts that go inside the bushings.    https://www.moparmall.com/20-pc-Molded-Body-Mount-Set-for-1941-1948-Plymouth-p/301-048_a.htm

[Bingster]

I looked through the web site Mopar Mall.com where you got your rubber and I was amazed at the assortment of parts they offer. U.S. made wheel cylinders?  Rebuilt water pumps. A lot of vent and window rubber. Is this a better source than Steele?

[casper50]

The body bushings were all that I have bought from them.  I'm very happy with them.  Also, much cheaper in price.

[mopar4life]

the steel piece you needed to made; is it just a tube cut to length?

[casper50]

a correct size tube cut to length and welded to a correct size washer.  I had to drill the hole out to the correct size in the washer for the tube to fit snugly.

[mopar4life]

I've looked at mopar mall now i'm tying to picture how it goes together. Those steel parts you had to make; three per side and two sets of different bushings. Do you have any dimensions of the needed part you made? even though it is a dodge I'm glad i'm not the first one to have gone down this road. I've been told by a ford guy; he is a ford in a sea of chevys, but I'm a dodge in a pissing contest.

[casper50]

I just copied one of the originals that was still mostly complete.  I do believe that there was 3 per side. It's been 3 years or so.  It took me awhile to realize how they went together as well.  I finally found a drawing in the parts manual that did a good enough job of showing it.