1967-69 Pontiac Firebird 74 Gto 73 74 Ventura V8 Engine Motor Frame Mount Set on 2040-parts.com
Grand Portage, Minnesota, United States
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Frame mounts removed from a 74 GTO, will fit 67 to 69 Firebird and also 72 73 74 Ventura. Good condition includes bolts. Thanks for looking.
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