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But the simplest "bolt in" swap and the most bang for the buck in my opinion will be a 261. They are "more modern" than what your truck originally came with, but not a "modern" engine.
a close second choice would be a 235 with full oil pressure, likely you'll find you already have one.
Either engine can be adapted to full flow oil filtration (if not already) and use a spin on oil filter if you desire.
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