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#10858 10/05/2003 7:51 PM | Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 5,337 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 5,337 | The swap can be done: 1. The 235 is about a 1 1/2" shorter than the 207 so you will need to make a plate to move the front mount back. 2. The rear of the 235 has a different bolt pattern so you will need a bell housing from a 37 to 47 truck which will fit the 235 engine and the 35 trans. and will also accept the 35 mounts. 3. You will need a flywheel from a 42 to 54 pass. or truck if you use a 6 volt starter, or 55 to 62 if you use a 12 volt starter(55 to 59 truck use foot start). Use clutch parts including clutch fork from a 1938 or later( they will need to match flywheel clutch size). 4. The exhaust is center dump on a 235 and rear dump on a 206 but that should be an easy fix. 5. You will need a starter from a 38 to 54 if you use a 6 volt flywheel or 55 to 59 truck if you want 12 volts and foot start. 6.You will also need the front bearing retainer from a 38-47 truck 4 speed to accept the later throw out bearing. 7.THIS ONLY WORKS IF IT IS A "MASTER". If not all bets are off.
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