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ECM4759 Brothers Trucks Engine Crossmember
Engine crossmember compatible with 1947-1959 Chevrolet/GMC Truck.
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ECM4759 Brothers Trucks Engine Crossmember
Compatible with Chevrolet/GMC Truck from 1947 to 1959.
This universal crossmember directly bolts or welds to your framerails and allows conversion from an inline 6-cylinder to a big block or small block V8 engine.
The crossmember uses side bolt motor mounts.
Note that some welding is required.
It can be cut to 24 inches or extended to fit 37-inch wide frame rail spacing.
3-piece set with a black painted finish.
Key Features
Specifications
- Length
- 34.1 lb
- Width
- 9.5 lb
- Height
- 4.2 lb
- Weight
- 13.45 lb
- ASIN
- B0CTFYWJXW
- UPC
- 090127212318
- Ships From
- United States
- Brand
- Brothers Truck
Frequently Asked Questions
About ECM4759 Brothers Trucks Engine Crossmember
01 What is the compatibility of the crossmember?
Compatible with 1947-1959 Chevrolet/GMC Truck.
02 What type of engine conversion does the crossmember allow?
Allows conversion from an inline 6-cylinder to a big block or small block V8 engine.
03 What is the design of the crossmember?
3-piece set with a black painted finish.
04 What is the ASIN for this product?
The ASIN for this product is B0CTFYWJXW.
05 What is the UPC / barcode for this product?
The UPC/barcode for this product is 090127212318.
06 Where does this ship from?
Orders ship from our fulfillment center in Dover, Delaware, USA.
07 How many days will it take to arrive?
Orders ship within 1-2 business days and typically arrive within 4-5 business days via free standard shipping -- usually by Aug 29.
08 Does this product accept returns?
Yes -- this item can be returned within 15 days of delivery for a free return by mail. See our return policy for full details.

