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Terry, I believe the 352/390 used the same perches as the I-6 of this period. I parted a 65 out that did.
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In the cool still quiet of night, you can hear chevies rusting away.
John is correct. Also, they aren't reversed. Move them back to the rear set of holes in the crossmember. If you want to bolt in a small block, you'll need frame mounts from a late 69-79 two wheel drive that came with a small block.
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