I would really like to find the bracket that Don Coleman used to mount a Sanden compressor to his Rover motor.
http://www.britishv8.org/MG/DonColeman.htm
Thanks
Paul
That car was built by Fast Cars, Inc. So, Ted Lathrop, Steve Carrick, or Terry Senneker may remember where they got it. Possibly from a street rod parts supplier.
I expect Ted or Terry fabricated it.
There is a logo on it and now that you mention it, it looks like a Fast Cars Inc logo. I just sent them an email, will post result. Thanks
Paul
It appears to be a pretty simple part. If you don't have luck with FastCars, use some plywood to define the shape & mock it up to determine thickness of steel needed - or thickness of steel + spacers if/as appropriate. Then use the plywood mock-up to mark & cut it out on steel. File/sand/generally clean up the edges & take it to a chrome shop. Or if you're not up to cutting it out, simply take the plywood mock-up to someplace local who can cut it out for you.
Easy enough to start with a universal bracket & bend that shape, cut to the correct length, & redrill the hole (or 2).
(http://www.autopartsdb.net/assets/images/ProductImg/T/T9079.JPG)
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I've found that cardboard, followed by aluminum sheet metal is a very convenient way to make bracket templates.
Jim
Just got an answer from Fast Cars, they custom made it for Don's car.