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Old 01-05-2021, 04:12 PM
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I probably was misleading in the request. I was looking to change the isolator pads on the mounts, not the brackets themselves. They looked like a repurposed OEM part.

I called down to UCC on a forum members suggestion, and Dennis identified the mount at a Anchor 2266. Looks like I was one part number off with my earlier guess.

I will now source one and be one step closer to getting the 'ol girl back on the road. Just have a coupe of items left. I am adding a proportioning valve to the brakes, moving the brake pedal slightly to the right for better foot alignment, and adding a backing plate to the pedal assembly for firewall rigidity.
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