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> Engine Mount Restoration (with pics)
friethmiller
post May 8 2023, 08:11 AM
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After removing the engine mount from my passenger side (hell hole), I decided it might be fun, as a side project, to try and restore instead of replace this item. Not sure if anyone else has ever tried this (I'm sure they have) but I'm thinking... why not. Famous last words! So, here we go....

View of the engine mount pulled out of my very rusted out '74 LE. Note the rust (red arrow) on the back.
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Beginning the process of drilling out the many spot welds around this two-piece, 14 gauge metal part.
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Van B
post May 8 2023, 12:40 PM
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While I think you did a great job, you have also confirmed that I would choose replacement lol
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post May 8 2023, 01:51 PM
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QUOTE(Van B @ May 8 2023, 01:40 PM) *

While I think you did a great job, you have also confirmed that I would choose replacement lol


Van, you made me laugh! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lol-2.gif) Agree, I think "replacement" IS the better option here but I wanted to see how it would go. This was just a little distraction from my massive Hell Hole reconstruction project that is on-going. Plus, I found the absolute limit for my metal brake. With 14 gauge sheet metal, I felt like I was going to rip the brake out of the work bench it's mounted on.


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