Bushings for Spica fuel pump shield

I have been looking for these also, with no luck. Any suggestions on sources ro alternatives?

I think you might be able to get away with sourcing two parts. The first would be a good sturdy grommet. That would mount on the triangular piece. The second piece would be a tapered stopper with a hole.

I googled tapered rubber stopper, tapered rubber bung, tapered rubber plug and tapered rubber bushing and got some ideas.

bmw 2002, 68 - 76 used a similar 3 piece bushing, now superseded by a 2 piece bushing (one for each side), used for the alternator support rod engine pivot and their version of the trans/exhaust interface bracket. you can find them at realoem.com

nm/na

Alfajay said:

While their size, shape and color are about right, tapered rubber stoppers are made from awfully hard rubber - doesn't seem like they would provide much noise isolation.

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That setup with was originally designed for the SPICA manufactured fuel pump. The pump itself hangs from two of the isolator bushings similar to those in your picture. The newer Bosh pumps that were used in all later model SPICA cars have a different set yo and only hung from the isolator bushings. Most 69 model year cars are missing the over engineered fuel pump bracket because the original fuel pump has been replaced.

There is no reason to assume changing out those three rubber bits to something harder is going to have an affect on a modern Bosch fuel pump.