These mounts rarely break off, but they do seem to get “removed” alot for some reason or another…
A customer called about this piece earlier this week, so we folded up a batch of these today. On the aftermarket picture frames (and some very late Series 1 original cars – I think…), the spot-welded tab for this mount goes all the way across the top width of the picture frame. This piece is patterned after what most Series 1 cars look like in their original form. Take a look!
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- This is sitting on an original picture frame upside-down, to show you that it is a dead match.
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- If these holes aren’t PERFECT, the motor won’t fit – there is almost zero room for error here.
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- Another shot – the tabs, the angles, the holes, the thickness, even the radius of the bends is a precise copy of the original.
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- Aftermarket picture frames have wider tabs on the front, and the top tab goes all the way across the top of the picture frame.
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- Another perfect panel from Monocoque Metalworks! FYI – the backdrop is the etch-primed inside of a Coupe door skin…
