1969 Chevrolet

magnumv8 · 12-06-2013, 06:33 PM

We had a '69 Impala with the 327 in it that my grandfather towed a boat with cool car....but, that was the year of Chevy defective motor mounts ( there was no safety interlock in them) if they separated the engine would fall onto the steering linkage and you couldn't steer the car. GM had a recall and the fix was a bracket that attached to the exhaust manifolds with a cable looped around the upper control arm mounts. I was with my mother in the car when she rear ended someone, the engine went out through the radiator the recall brackets ripped the exhaust manifolds off of the engine and the throttle was pulled WIDE open, this thing was screaming (pretty exciting). In a panic mom asked me what to do, I said turn off the key. Dad fixed that car as good as new.....

D L Rambo Stk 1300

12-06-2013, 06:33 PM	#7
magnumv8 Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Coraopolis, Pa. Posts: 172 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 1969 Chevrolet We had a '69 Impala with the 327 in it that my grandfather towed a boat with cool car....but, that was the year of Chevy defective motor mounts ( there was no safety interlock in them) if they separated the engine would fall onto the steering linkage and you couldn't steer the car. GM had a recall and the fix was a bracket that attached to the exhaust manifolds with a cable looped around the upper control arm mounts. I was with my mother in the car when she rear ended someone, the engine went out through the radiator the recall brackets ripped the exhaust manifolds off of the engine and the throttle was pulled WIDE open, this thing was screaming (pretty exciting). In a panic mom asked me what to do, I said turn off the key. Dad fixed that car as good as new..... D L Rambo Stk 1300