Looking for engine/trans mount bolts and washers

[cstreit]

Darned if this racecar project doesn't get stalled at every turn...

Does anyone have a set of engine and trans mounting bolts and the large washers for the mounts? Mine are AWOL...

I also posted this in classifieds, but the guys with the largest stashes of spare parts never look there!

Thanks,

chris

[addictionMS]

I might, I will try to have to have a look this weekend, it will have to wait until Sunday, Sadly I will be out of pocket tomorrow, driving Laguna Seca

Jim

[cstreit]

Thanks Jim. Sunday wil be fine!

[addictionMS]

well I just came from the garage, and I have two trani mount bolts, and four washers, but I have so many of the larger bolts I can't tell for sure which are for the engine mount (the trani ones are tapered at the end so they are easy to id).

Do you have a engine mount where the bolt threads into the mount or do you have one where there are nuts on the underside?

Jim

[cstreit]

Jim,

Nuts on the underside.

I'm gonna contact my used parts guy before I put you through the hassle (cause I need a few more items as well), but I'll let you know asap if I need them. I SURE appreciate you looking!

CHris

[TimT]

Chris, I have the washers, and probably the bolts. Sounds like you found a solution though.

Let me know if you need them if the other sources dont work out.

I think my garage may look like Jims.... I have this rubbermaid tub full of hardware its like pot luck I never know what Im going to find

[cstreit]

Zeke hooked me up.... Three cheers and pizza and beer for him!

I have those rubbermaid tubs too... but even with those and lots of this:




I still couldn't find any! *sigh*

Speaking of which, I had an entire tupperware container full of miscelaneous nuts and bolts fall off my workbench yesterday. At least a gallon sized container. I had a few "colorful" words for the guy that left it on the edge while the bench grinder was running... (That'd be me)

But it led to a good opportunity to sort through them all and they're now neatly sorted into a nut/bolt drawer setup.