thats excellent guys cheers

Best option is to use a 1974-up B120 crossmember. The part number was mentioned here a week or two ago.

next best option is to cut the existing metal bracket, lower and move them and reweld. That's what I did.

Easiest option is to use flat adapter plates, but i'm not sure you can get the engine level when doing this.

I have two sets of mounts for a12-a14/15 $50 + postage if interested... pm me.

hey did oyu still wan't to pop over and check out my stuff? if not would still be cool to see my car

The nicest way is to use a late model ute crossmember if you can get hold of one. This way it will bolt straight in.

A bit of flat or angle steel will get it in otherwise.

There is no need for anything from a 120Y.

hi, ok so ive read up heaps on a14/a15 install and ive found some conflicting posts about installing a14/a15 engines into a 1200. mine is a 71 wagon and i live in QLD australia.. OK, so the best solution i have found so far is making up a couple of metal blocks to attach the engine to the original engine mounts.. I have found the measurements in a previous post and this method looks the best.. but another post says that i need a 120y crossmember and a drag-link to modify to fit it.. can anyone confirm with me the best option? thank you all very much