Cab mounts
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Cab mounts
Hi I am new to the forum. I recently bought a 1966 Ford F 350 and need help finding cab mounts. I don't believe the ones for the F 100 will fit the F 350s. Also trying to find rear shock mounting brackets the truck doesnt have rear shocks.
Any help would really be appreciated.
Any help would really be appreciated.
Lead Gopher
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These cab mounts?
https://carolina-classics.com/produc...mounts-1961-64
Or something else? Last time I pointed someone to these they said no, not those but the rubber mounts. Those are actually called insulators so it was just a terminology thing in that case.
https://carolina-classics.com/produc...mounts-1961-64
Or something else? Last time I pointed someone to these they said no, not those but the rubber mounts. Those are actually called insulators so it was just a terminology thing in that case.
Laughing Gas
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Phillip: First off, WELCOME!!
But to clarify, do you need cab mount Bushings/rubbers, or the structural part of the cab that rests on the frame mounts?
If you do a search, the cab mount rubbers for F350 & most 4WD's have been discussed numerous times.
If you need the actual mounts that are part of the cab structure, they're the same for all 1961-64 cabs F100 thru 350, and 1961 thru 1966 F400 thru 1100, and are also used on any of the 4WD cabs, The one EXCEPTION is 1966 F100 4WD, which uses the same cab mounts as the twin I beam cabs.
**The easiest way to distinguish is, if the cab has a step well when you open the door or not. Step well cabs use a different front cab mount than the twin I beam cabs, which do not have the step well.
But to clarify, do you need cab mount Bushings/rubbers, or the structural part of the cab that rests on the frame mounts?
If you do a search, the cab mount rubbers for F350 & most 4WD's have been discussed numerous times.
If you need the actual mounts that are part of the cab structure, they're the same for all 1961-64 cabs F100 thru 350, and 1961 thru 1966 F400 thru 1100, and are also used on any of the 4WD cabs, The one EXCEPTION is 1966 F100 4WD, which uses the same cab mounts as the twin I beam cabs.
**The easiest way to distinguish is, if the cab has a step well when you open the door or not. Step well cabs use a different front cab mount than the twin I beam cabs, which do not have the step well.
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