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Join Date: Jul 2003
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Re: Another motor mount/crossmember question....C20
I ran the dirty dingos on mine. You could always slide it to the stock location so the shortened driveshaft will work. I did use 73+ frame stands and 73+ dirty dingo motor mounts on my '72. Many just because the motor mounts are cheaper and sturdier than the 72 were.
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Re: Another motor mount/crossmember question....C20
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