a couple of what's its?

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a couple of what's its?

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Found a "brace" and what looks like shield. Both have the same bolt pattern as engine mounts. Any input appreciated. TIA Pat
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That is a pair of the heat shield mounting brackets for the low windshield cars. One has the heat shield attached. The other is bent.
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What would be the correct color to paint the shield and engine mount?
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Hear shield was black, the bracket was the same color as the block.
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Try the VHT hi temp paint. Works well and very durable
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