Engine cradle for Y-blocks
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Engine cradle for Y-blocks
I'm performing a very slow-paced 292 rebuild. The motor is presently on an engine stand. I plan on mating this Y-block to an AOD. I would like to have the engine on a cradle for the transmission and adapter plate "dry-fit". Does anyone know of a commercially available cradle option that doesn't require massive fabrications skills?
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Dave, try this guy: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...QQcmdZViewItem
He usually lists a Y block cradle on the Bay; in this listing, he states that he always has them available even if no specific ad at the time. Let me hasten to say that I have not tried anything from him; but he has a long history & good feedback, & the price is right. If you buy one, let us know what you think.
He usually lists a Y block cradle on the Bay; in this listing, he states that he always has them available even if no specific ad at the time. Let me hasten to say that I have not tried anything from him; but he has a long history & good feedback, & the price is right. If you buy one, let us know what you think.
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