the two bolts closest to my springs and front seat have some type of rubber over the place where the head of the bolt is suposed to be . what's up with this?

Dont worry, its factory. So far all of the 68-72 hardtops I have taken off the frame had these "dummy" mounts in those places. I cant remember about the 68-72 convertibles, but my 66 conv had actual mounts in these locations.

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70 chevelle ss396 conv
66 chevelle ss396 hdp/conv
55 chevy prostreet
69/71 camaros
TC member #493

Mounts #3 & #5 have jounce cushions only. These are real mounts, not dummys. Don't leave them out.

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Fred Aldrich
The Chevelle Engineer
Web Site: www.CoreComm.net/~faldrich (http://www.CoreComm.net/~faldrich)

thanks . i feel so dumb. i just looked in my assembly manual and it showed exactly what you said .again thanks for replying i sure do appreciate it alot .

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The '68 I'm (slowly) starting to work on has the same jounce cushions at the 3 and 5 locations, but the PST kit includes regular mounts. Am I going to have to cut through the floorboards and weld a nut in place to use these regular mounts? I don't suppose Chevrolet kindly installed cage nuts "just in case"! Or does someone manufacture polyurethane jounce cushions? PST tell me they don't....
-Brian Swail

PROTHANE does, but not sold seperately. Got to buy a complete kit.

thank's brian and hangten, and everyone else who replied.what is the difference between rubber and polyurethane mounts? which would you advise? and where is the best place to get them? zzzz! zzzzz! will someone please help .has anyone been there? done that? feb 29 th ! ! pretty please,mar 1st. zz! zzz! zzzz! no ideas? mar 8th.-----------------


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