* Auto Parts Stores: Major auto parts chains like AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, NAPA Auto Parts, and O'Reilly Auto Parts will likely carry them, either in stock or able to order them. You'll need to provide the year, make, model, and engine size.
* Online Retailers: Websites like Amazon, eBay, Summit Racing, Jegs, and NPD (National Parts Depot) are excellent sources. Online retailers often have a wider selection and may offer better prices than brick-and-mortar stores, but shipping costs should be considered. Be sure to check reviews and ratings before purchasing.
* Specialty Mustang Parts Suppliers: Companies that specialize in classic Mustang parts will likely have a good selection and potentially higher-quality options than mass-market retailers. Search online for "classic Mustang parts" or "1976 Mustang parts."
* Local Auto Parts Stores/Junkyards: Your local independent auto parts stores or junkyards might have used motor mounts. This is a less reliable option, as the condition of used parts can vary greatly.
Important Note: When ordering online or from a parts store, be sure to specify that it's for a 1976 Ford Mustang with a 302 cubic inch (V8) engine. There may be variations in motor mounts depending on the transmission (automatic or manual) and specific options on the car. Double-checking the part number against your existing mounts (if possible) is highly recommended.
