Author Topic: Desperate need of A7 longstroke engine mount plates  (Read 578 times)

Offline Drew Back

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I have been searching over a year now and cant seem to find a set of these plates I do have 2 right sides but have not come up with any left sides..So desperate now I just might have to desighn my own..

Offline ChesterA7

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Re: Desperate need of A7 longstroke engine mount plates
« Reply #1 on: 10.12. 2015 21:17 »
Hi,
I've got a pair of front engine mounting plates for the longstroke A7 engine. They are no longer needed but are in perfect condition.
Unfortunately I live in the UK and I'm not sure how much it would cost to post them to you.
If you want them or require further information, please PM me. Price is negotiable, but I'm not looking to rip anyone off, I'll just be glad they are going to a good home.

Offline Tomcat

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Re: Desperate need of A7 longstroke engine mount plates
« Reply #2 on: 11.12. 2015 07:20 »
The first A7's had a short generator and the engine plate had no hole. Then later engines had a longer generator which pertruded through the left engine plate
59 Super Rocket 

Offline terryk

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Re: Desperate need of A7 longstroke engine mount plates
« Reply #3 on: 13.12. 2015 14:18 »
the change came in 1949 to the longer geny and diff left engine plate
1950-53 A10 rigid/plungers, 1958-61 A10 super rockets, 1947-50 A7 longstrokes, 1949 Star twin,
1951-54 A7 plungers, 1940s M21, WDM20s,
1948-50s B33s rigid/plunger/swingarm, 1948-50s b31s rigid/plunger/swingarm

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Re: Desperate need of A7 longstroke engine mount plates
« Reply #4 on: 31.12. 2015 23:57 »
I have a set of front mounts from a 1956 swingarm A10. They are straight and were chrome plated--easy to paint black again. They're currently on eBay.  Make me an offer and say you're from the forum.

Offline Drew Back

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Re: Desperate need of A7 longstroke engine mount plates
« Reply #5 on: 01.01. 2016 16:46 »
The swing arm ones are not the same. I got a set now from one of the other members thank you for the reply.