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#1115126 07/22/2015 7:09 PM
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I know it has been asked already...

https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=980381&page=all

I am left with some questions.

What engine mounts to use?
What radiator and shroud to use use?
What what exhaust manifold to use? Has anyone had luck tig-ing the trimmed stockers

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Ok after a lot of digging in internet land... in case anyone else is looking for the same info.

What engine mounts: Same as the 283 front mount to cross member.
Others can be used but that would require making holes or welding.

What radiator shroud: Original 283 can be cut down or there were original thinner ones fan should be half in and half out of the shroud.


Exhaust manifolds: I have read that folks have ground and tig welded a manifold with success.

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Here is my '48 build with a 348. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=592642

Here is another good cite for info http://www.348-409.com/forum/

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Gasser;

I just paged through all the pictures on our '48 build. I'm not a fan of the chopped top, but I have to give you props for your fabrication skills. You do beautiful work!! Nice job.



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Thanks. The push is on to try and make it drivable by April for our anniversary. Do you have a build thread anywhere?

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Gasser;

Yes and no. I'm working on a 58 Suburban. Not really a build, more of a freshening up. I was able to get a nice original/complete truck with very little rust. Problem is that it's in storage in a cave in Kansas City and I'm stationed in Kuwait for 2 years. I'll pick back up when I get back to the states.


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Glad to hear it has little rust. Stay safe over there bud and thanks for your service.


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