California Pony Cars® ENG-646-252 - Motor Mount Heat Shields

Motor Mount Heat Shields by California Pony Cars®. CPC has once again picked up where the Ford factory fell short with new and improved factory motor mount heat shields. Motor mount "Heat Shields" came factory on all 1964 ½- to 1966 but will also work on 1967-1968 260, 289, 302 small block engines for the Mustang, Falcon & Cougar. Fords factory motor mount heat shields were originally made of thin carbon sheet metal and prone to rust, crack, and splitting prematurely and in most cases these were lost or never reinstalled after engine rebuilds. California Pony Cars has greatly improved the durability of the factory motor mount heat shield using precision CNC machines to all original factory specs and improving them with heavier gauge stainless steel material to ensure long life of each shield and the rubberized motor mounts. These heat shields are imperative in detail and function to any type of build, concourse, resto mod,ect. This premium product is the best way to go for those looking for the highest quality replacement that offers supreme levels of quality, performance and reliability. Designed to provide a perfect fit for a hassle free installation, this reliable product can help you get you vehicle back on the road faster and easier.

Specifications

Features

• Stainless Steel material to prevent corrosion
• No modifications needed
• Paintable
• Made in USA
• Proudly made in the USA by California Pony Cars with limited lifetime warranty
• Perfect blend of leading innovations and superior workmanship
• Manufactured to offer high value and everlasting reliability
• Strict quality control ensures conformance to safety standards

California Pony Cars® (CPC) was established in 1982 as an American Made Manufacturer of die cast, plastic, fiberglass and metal stamping products for the Mustang reproduction parts industry. All die cast and plastic molded parts are made from production tooling and use only the highest grade materials like the original parts for a perfect fit. Other short run manufacturers use the sand cast process where it is impossible to reproduce the fine detail you, "the restorer", demand in quality reproduction parts.