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Plenty of them available, try Wizzards Racing.

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Who is moving it and how ? I would think that thing wants to be in a crate unless it's going a short distance in the back of a pickup ?

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I have a deal pending to sell my FJ5 4Speed Hemi `Cuda to a gentleman who lives about 325 miles away. He plans to pick up the car ("some assembly required") with an enclosed trailer, and the engine would be loaded in the front of the trailer and tied down with straps...

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http://arengineering.com/products/engine-cradles/

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That doesn't appear to work on a hemi from what I see.

I'd make one out of wood. Use 1x? under the pan rails and tie the two uprights together.



I have built them, A and b/rb in the past out of steel, too many whiners stating that they can buy a sub-standard one through summit, etc, for less. Never did Hemi stuff, no jig...

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Depending on pan depth, I build cradles for my motors from 2x8 (lengthwise along the pan rails) and either 2x6 for the front & back or 2x8 (offset lower than the side pieces to increase engine height). I tie them together using Simpson brackets from Home Depot, and set the whole thing on a furniture dolly for moving them. Or you could buy some big casters & attach them directly to the cradle.

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Depending on pan depth, I build cradles for my motors from 2x8 (lengthwise along the pan rails) and either 2x6 for the front & back or 2x8 (offset lower than the side pieces to increase engine height). I tie them together using Simpson brackets from Home Depot, and set the whole thing on a furniture dolly for moving them. Or you could buy some big casters & attach them directly to the cradle.

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This is what I do , 2x6 works with most pans and I just screw it together with 3" deck screws. Putting wheels on it is overkill and spending a C note on something that just makes it easier for the new owner to transport is a little crazy .

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I'd keep an eye out for bread dolleys...