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          Prothane 4-504-BL | Engine Mount Kit

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          Part Number
          4-504-BL
          Motor Mount Kit; Black; Pair

          Fits: 68-71 Plymouth Fury, 68-74 Plymouth Fury I, 68-74 Plymouth Fury II, 68-74 Plymouth Fury III, 74-78 Plymouth Fury, 71-76 Dodge Dart, 72 Chrysler New Yorker, 72-81 Chrysler Newport, 73-74 Dodge Challenger, 73-76 Dodge Coronet, 73-78 Dodge Monaco, 73-77 Plymouth Gran Fury, 73-76 Plymouth Scamp, 73-76 Plymouth Valiant, 74-75 Chrysler Imperial, 75-82 Chrysler New Yorker, 74-78 Dodge Charger, 75-83 Chrysler Cordoba, 75-77 Dodge Royal Monaco, 80-89 Plymouth Gran Fury, 76-80 Dodge Aspen, 76-80 Plymouth Volare, 77-89 Dodge Diplomat, 78-81 Chrysler LeBaron, 78-79 Dodge Magnum, 81-83 Chrysler Imperial, 79-81 Dodge St. Regis, 80-83 Dodge Mirada, 83-89 Chrysler Fifth Avenue

          Special Price $45.03 Regular Price $52.98
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          We offer a wide variety of motor mount styles. In all cases, our mounts are designed to limit the travel, reduce the change of breakage and put the power to the wheels. All of our motor mount kits feature application specific engineering. In other words, they are not universal in fit and provide you with the performance you demand. If applicable, our mounts feature a poly-locked "run-safe" feature just in case you play way too hard...so you can still get back home.


          BRAND: Prothane




          FEATURES:


          • Motor Mount Kit
          • Limits Motor Travel
          • Reduces Chance Of Breakage
          • Motor Mount Kit; Black; Pair;
          • Application Specific Engineering
          • Puts The Power To The Wheels


          SPECIFICS:


          WARNING CA Proposition 65No

          Black; Pair


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          APPLICATIONS:


          • 1972-1972 Chrysler New Yorker
          • 1979-1981 Dodge St. Regis
          • 1968-1974 Plymouth Fury I
          • 1977-1989 Dodge Diplomat
          • 1980-1983 Dodge Mirada
          • 1974-1978 Plymouth Fury
          • 1976-1980 Dodge Aspen
          • 1978-1979 Dodge Magnum
          • 1973-1976 Plymouth Valiant
          • 1973-1976 Plymouth Scamp
          • 1976-1980 Plymouth Volare
          • 1973-1974 Dodge Challenger
          • 1968-1974 Plymouth Fury III
          • 1971-1976 Dodge Dart
          • 1973-1976 Dodge Coronet
          • 1975-1983 Chrysler Cordoba
          • 1973-1977 Plymouth Gran Fury
          • 1981-1983 Chrysler Imperial
          • 1980-1989 Plymouth Gran Fury
          • 1974-1978 Dodge Charger
          • 1974-1975 Chrysler Imperial
          • 1983-1989 Chrysler Fifth Avenue
          • 1975-1982 Chrysler New Yorker
          • 1968-1974 Plymouth Fury II
          • 1975-1977 Dodge Royal Monaco
          • 1972-1981 Chrysler Newport
          • 1978-1981 Chrysler LeBaron
          • 1968-1971 Plymouth Fury
          • 1973-1978 Dodge Monaco
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