A lot of work!

If you consider the negative impact on resale value, its going to be cheaper to give away the 440 and buy a Chevy motor to put in the truck.

A Chevy small block was available in your truck, so putting one in can be done with stock parts, and it looks like it belongs.

The resale market will accept a Chevy V-8 in almost anything, and will pay a premium for a hemi if done right. But an old wedge isn't a real popular motor these days, and will reduce the value of of most any non-Chrysler you'd put it in.


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