<VV> Early Rear Engine Mount Differences

[Bryan Blackwell]

My understanding is you'll want a '64 mount to install a '64 powerpack 
into a Lakewood.  The only difference I'm aware of from the '61 parts 
is the '64 bracket is shifted to the rear slightly to clear the 
harmonic balancer and a/c pulley combination.  The vertical dimension 
is the same.  Basically the engine bracket and mount should match.

--Bryan

On Oct 16, 2006, at 1:33 AM, Mike Shank wrote:

> #2 Question:  A broader one that probably answers my first ....  What
> exactly changed in '64 with the engine/trans mounts, and what other 
> parts
> were affected?  Is this all due to the '64 transverse leaf spring
> "pushing up" on the drive train?
>
> I ask this because I have a '61 Lakewood (aka the "Stationary Wagon")
> that when (if) I ever get to putting it back together, it will have a
> complete '64 suspension.  When the time comes to buy a new rear engine
> mount for this monstrosity, I'll need to know if it should be a '61 or 
> a
> '64.