Pontiac (and Possibly Chevrolet) 215 Motor Mounts And Plates on 2040-parts.com
Nicholson, Pennsylvania, United States
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Here are some original equipment straight 6 215cid motor mounts and mounting plates that fit 1964 1965 Pontiac vehicles. They could very well fit many Chevrolet straight six applications as well. The motor mounts and plates are in very good condition, having been in indoor storage for decades. Please note these fit the 215 straight 6 engine, not the 215 V8 aluminum engine manufactured several years earlier.
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