What is this type of bracket called?

[dogzbody1]

I have a folding shelf in the mudroom between the house and garage with a folding shelf. I overtaxed the brackets supporting the shelf and I can't find a replacement.

They are plastic swiveling brackets that swing out of the way to allow the shelf to fold. They are 8 inches long and 4.75 inches tall. The local Ace had nothing, google shows a lot of monitor stands and supports but I'm simply searching for swivel bracket.

Do these have a different name? And more importantly where do I get them? I'd prefer to purchase rather than make something but if I need to give up garage time to make something for her mudroom I will.

Thanks for your help!
Steve

 

[LS6 Tommy]

I know exactly what you're looking for. Very similar concept to folding drop leaf supports for a table.

I used something like these to make a collapsible lap top shelf fora DJ:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BPWFD58/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Tommy

 

[dogzbody1]

Thank you LS6! Those will be perfect!

Now tell me about the car in your avatar please!

 

[Lelandwelds]

Thank you LS6! Those will be perfect!

Now tell me about the car in your avatar please!

Well, that was quick and easy!

Long as you're telling, which LS 6?

 

[TheClaw]

Thank you LS6! Those will be perfect!

Now tell me about the car in your avatar please!

I want to hear about the car too! I had a '72 white TR6 one and a '74 red with a hard top back in the day.....waaay back in the day.

 

[gnpenning]

Dogzbody, I had a yellow 71 tr6 with a luggage rack many years ago. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I did mine.

 

[LS6 Tommy]

Well, that was quick and easy!

Long as you're telling, which LS 6?

I want to hear about the car too! I had a '72 white TR6 one and a '74 red with a hard top back in the day.....waaay back in the day.

I like to say it's the the "real" LS6, the Mk IV 454 Big Block from 1970. It's technically a GM crate/replacement engine, so it's not exactly the same as the production '70 LS6 Chevelle engine. In a nutshell, the crate engines had a better intake, but everything else was pretty much mechanically identical.

The avatar car is the SCCA GT1 car I Crew Chiefed for over 15 years. It was originally built by Dillon and driven by Dave Heinze in the Kelly American Series.

Tommy

 

[dogzbody1]

Thank you for sharing, that looks like it would be right at home at Road America!

Regarding the '69 TR6;black plate CA car, 803rd TR6 built of 90,000, original paint, no rust or accident history but shows its age. Upgraded with A-Type overdrive, engine rebuilt by Wishbone Classics and making 142 HP with all stock externals (105 was stock). I have the original wheels and hubcaps but prefer the Silverstones (repros by GC 360). Hoping to drive it to watch the opening vintage races at Road America in a few weeks - probably still with the hardtop on!

Thanks all
Steve