1936 Cadillac Front Engine Mount

[KenZ]

Anyone out there have one they would be willing to part with?  Thanks  Ken     

[brian faull clc#25881]

Do you have any pictures? I have a few old nos mounts, I am not sure what year. Thanks, Brian. 412 952 6027.

[Steve Passmore]

Its a peculiar one Brian. Not like normal ones as the 36 has two arms that protrude forward from the timing cover to the cross front member. The mount is like two rectangle plates with rubber sandwiched between and the arms attach to each end of the top plate. About 9" long overall as I recall.
One year only I believe.

[KenZ]

Hello Brian,
Here is the link to Steele Rubber.  It should give you a pretty good idea.  I can also take a picture if you think you have something similar to the link.  Thanks,  Ken 

http://www.steelerubber.com/motor-mount-service-70-0727-11

[Steve Passmore]

Do you have a mount Ken? If so you might consider sticking a block of rubber on there yourself. I have glued plates back to the rubber before now. Some of the rubber glues out there are truly amazing. The one I use is called Loctite 480.

[KenZ]

Hi Steve,
I am going to make what I have work for now with exactly what you describe.  Would like to find an extra one and send it off to Steele to have volcanized if possible.  The top steel plate on mine is cracked and rubber has separated.  The bottom steel piece (with the two threaded holes) would be useful if nothing else. Thanks,  Ken     

[Steve Passmore]

Remembering what mine was light Ken it is a very simple arrangement and I think relativity easy to get the two plates made.

[brian faull clc#25881]

I do not have one. Thanks, Brian.