Hey guys my bell housing has to tabs and they almost line up with the original transmission cross member. Was wondering if any makes the mounts to go between the bell Housing and k member..the motor and trans are out of a 63 f100.
Thanks dan...
Ps trying to get things buttoned up underneith before I put the cab on

 

Is this a Y-block bellhousing to Original cross member?

Check out Home - Mid Fifty F-100 Parts

 

I'm pretty sure you'll need a different front motor mount to get your mounts to line up. I tried to use a 64 F100 mount and it didn't allow everything to line up properly. Maybe Numberdummy will chim in and tell you what front mount will work.
You can get the rear mounts from most of the F100 parts suppliers. Truck Parts and Truck Accessories

 

Yes it's a 292 y block. I reused the 56 front mount so I'm all good there.
I will check mf again...thanks dan

 

or... if you have the skills... make one

http://jniolon.classicpickup.com/tra...ember/tcm.html

john

 

Upper & Lower pics: TWO different types of rear insulators.

Look at the "ears" of the bell housing to see whether they use a "donut" or rectangular shaped insulator.

 

Thanks number dummy..I didn't get the mounts when I got the transmission but it looks like the square ones will work...would mid fittty sell them or lmc

 

I've never dealt with LMC or Mid 50's, but Carpenter should have them.

 

Hey numberdummy, who do you recommend for frame work in the LA area? Specifically welding motor & transmission mounts for 1951 Ford F1 & 351c. I had a bozo completely ruin what I was attempting to work with.

 

Hi Dan,
Just a suggestion but it would help if you put your vehicles description in your signature block so we know how to answer your question.

 

Are there any bellhousings that will allow me to mount a 351w to original 3 speed trans? I see the stock bellhousing mounts just like you have shared here. Thanks in advance

[​​​​QUOTE=NumberDummy;16308704]Upper & Lower pics: TWO different types of rear insulators.

Look at the "ears" of the bell housing to see whether they use a "donut" or rectangular shaped insulator.[/QUOTE]