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Casting numbers will tell you for sure.
It has the same bellhousing attachment as a small block chevy . . . the 292 has staggered motor mounts. Not a drop in / bolt in, but not a very difficult swap either. The easiest way to install will require a completely new drivetrain from fan to rear axle. | | |
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