[Tom Timmins]

I have a 1928 Graham Paige and the front motor mounts are shot. They are odd. Is there any company that can restore my old ones?

[dep5]

A pic would be helpful. They are probably the same as another application.

[ply33]

It used to be that Steele Rubber would re-vulcanize motor mounts. Not sure if they still do.

Also, I think Antique Auto Parts Cellar (Then and Now Automotive) might have a re-vulcanizing service.

[Tom Timmins]

Picture of motor mounts. The motor is based on a Continental design.

[dep5]

Originally Posted by ply33

It used to be that Steele Rubber would re-vulcanize motor mounts. Not sure if they still do.

Also, I think Antique Auto Parts Cellar (Then and Now Automotive) might have a re-vulcanizing service.

Tom Hannaford.
Antique Auto Parts Cellar Inc
Street: 6 Chauncy Street
South Weymouth, MA 02190-2311
Phone: (781) 335-1579

[msmazcol]

Steele Rubber can only re-build mounts that they have a mold for. Don't get your hopes up too high.
I recently found exact matches for the motor mounts on my 36 Divco from a company called Lord Industries. They have made rubber insulating mounts for over 60 years. I really believe they may have made the originals in my truck. The fit was just way to perfect.
Good luck

[TexRiv_63]

Talk to Tom at Antique Auto Parts Cellar.