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Not shown are the rubber pads. I'm running a 318.

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I purchased mine from PlyDo. Nicely made, but I did not want to weld them directly to the frame, so I fabricated L-shaped brackets out of 10 ga. steel that the mounts were welded to, along with some gussets to beef things up a bit. Then the brackets were bolted in the correct location for the mounts. The project is not completed yet, but I've got an engine block installed on the mounts, and it looks like it's going to work out pretty well. I hope I won't get criticized too much by the forum folks, but my

P15 will be Chevy powered. To each his own!

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Well since I'm going to have a 318 or 360, windsor8's mounts should be the same. They don't look too complicated to make. Are they Plydo's?

I think mounts are different in these two, passenger side if I remember correct. Not a biggie though but 360 has it's own style.

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Have you looked at the 360 pickup brackets? They could easily be modified to 'lay flat' if needed and still use the oem insulator. Assuming that you have some fab skills frame brackets should not be too difficult to make. I have a bracket that fits the early Hemi ears (and Poly 318) but I do not have a 360 handy to check the fit.

I have attempted to include a pic but haven't figured out how to do this correctly...

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It would help if I could scour the junkyards here, but their under a foot of snow. Then the snow will melt and we'll get rain. Theres a yard up north and they said don't even bother coming for at least three months.

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