Frame to body mounts?

Anybody know who makes them. Underbody is lined and ready to go on frame but want to get new mounts. Everything else is new so don't want to stop now. Any help would be appreciated.

heres the bushings
http://www.elcaminostore.com/el-camino-body-mount-bushings-1973-1978.html

and heres the bolts for it
http://www.elcaminostore.com/el-camino-body-mount-bolt-kit-1973-1977.html

Thanks dude, gettin ready to order them! Much appreciated

energy suspension sells a whole kit for 250 every bushing you need in polyeurothane prothane sells a kit for 161.99
http://www.jegs.com/i/Prothane/311/7-2004-BL/10002/-1

how many body mount bushings come in the prothane kit? i was thinking of replacing the 4 cushions with regular mounts, i haven't been able to find any kit that comes with the cushions so i was just planning on using regular mounts... don't really know why they didnt do that in the first place... but anyways i need to find a kit with 14 mounts, anyone know anything?

I bought the poly set for a 96 Caprice 9c1, since the B-body frame is very similar to our 73-77 A-body. When I pull the body off the 73 I will compare the bushings for everyones info. Scott

The Parts Place has the stock type mount bushings for A bodies. That's where I bought mine. Decent price too.....

73CopperMonte wrote: I bought the poly set for a 96 Caprice 9c1, since the B-body frame is very similar to our 73-77 A-body. When I pull the body off the 73 I will compare the bushings for everyones info. Scott

It would be great to have someone actually see if the early Caprice even come close

I should mention that someone on another forum bought some mounts that didn't come with the metal bushings. Not easy to locate the metal bushings separately, so, a word to the wise......make sure you get mounts with the bushings

Just so you know, if you upgrade to the polyurethane, the original bushings do not fit.

That's good to know. One thing for sure, the poly bushings will last longer than rubber.
Only negative I've seen discussed about the poly bushings is that there's no give in them, for slight frame-to-body differences, like the rubber type have.

pila wrote:That's good to know. One thing for sure, the poly bushings will last longer than rubber.
Only negative I've seen discussed about the poly bushings is that there's no give in them, for slight frame-to-body differences, like the rubber type have.

I have heard that the ride is a bit harsher you tend to feel everything ?????????????????? not sure but it does make since