I'll betcha they're generic SBF mounts (cheap at any parts store), and here's why...
1) Most people building a rod would not offset the engine as the II is
2) The stands are to be welded onto the crossmember, I would imagine
3) Per the above, there would be no need to replicate the oddball II mounts, since the stands do not have the offset engineered in.
Hopefully (for those that didn't stash a new set of OE mounts), I'm full of it...
1) Most people building a rod would not offset the engine as the II is
2) The stands are to be welded onto the crossmember, I would imagine
3) Per the above, there would be no need to replicate the oddball II mounts, since the stands do not have the offset engineered in.
Hopefully (for those that didn't stash a new set of OE mounts), I'm full of it...
WTF was he thinking??? 