Power window motor brackets

[Dino]

My old motors were worn so I ordered brand new Dorman motors.  For less than $120 shipped from Rockauto I couldn't pass it up.  I have them here and they're great!  Quite a bit lighter than the old motors and more torque.  Problem is, there are no brackets on my old motors so I don't have anything to transfer to the new.  I'm going to assume they are made of unobtainium so I may need to fab some myself.  Does anyone have any clear pictures on what these creatures look like and how the motors mount to the frame of the car?  Has anyone fabricated their own brackets for a 2nd gen?  No need to reinvent the wheel...

[Dino]

Anyone?...

[kab69440]

Do the new motors mount differently than the old ones?

[Dino]

No I don't believe so.  They're more modern that the originals but basically the same shape.  The old motors have long thin bolts that secure the bracket to the motor and I can transfer those bolts to the new motors.  I can also start from scratch and attach a bracket to the motor housing but I think I'd rather use the bolts.

I'll snap some pics of them side by side.

[Dino]

Here's a few pictures. 

After looking them over a bit more closely I came to the conclusion that there is no need to use the old bolts or anything.  The housings on the new motors are attached with 4 screws.  I can use 4 long bolts instead and double up the rigidity.


If I know where the original brackets mount in doors and rear quarters I'm sure I can make brackets without too much trouble but a picture would be worth a thousand words.