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Old 11-24-2023, 05:00 PM
69hardtop 69hardtop is offline
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Default 455 Motor Mounts

I know this has been covered quite a bit (I did an archive search) but just want to verify: I have a 1970 455 HO (WA code) motor that I rebuilt and installed in a 64 GTO……love it.
When I got the motor the old motor mounts were still bolted to it, before I toss these I just want to verify they are of no value…..it’s the 455 motor mount frame stands that are unique and pricey, correct ?
I’m only familiar with the smaller 350/400 style mounts and these are obviously wider
Thanks in advance

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Old 11-25-2023, 11:29 AM
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I know this has been covered quite a bit (I did an archive search) but just want to verify: I have a 1970 455 HO (WA code) motor that I rebuilt and installed in a 64 GTO……love it.
When I got the motor the old motor mounts were still bolted to it, before I toss these I just want to verify they are of no value…..it’s the 455 motor mount frame stands that are unique and pricey, correct ?
I’m only familiar with the smaller 350/400 style mounts and these are obviously wider
Thanks in advance
Definitely keep them or sell them to someone who needs them. They are repop'd, but originals are always nice to have.

Dennis

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Old 11-26-2023, 09:33 AM
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