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#1405081 04/07/2021 3:11 AM
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[I'm sure I'm digging up an old topic here but... I may be purchasing a 54 chevy truck that has the pacer front suspension installed. Talking with some folks it sounds like AMC used Dodge motors in their vehicles. My question is, would a small block chevy bolt right into the AMC motor mounts?

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American Motors had their own V8 engine with the 304ci being used in the Pacer. The Pacer ifs into an AD truck was popular and a good set up till Pacers became scarce. Chassis Engineering offered (now owned by Heidts) a bolt in no weld kit that retained the stock AD front cross member. No front end rebuild parts available but Ford disc brakes and Chevy pickup cam type caster/camber adjusters can be tweaked to work. No, the sbc engine will not bolt up to either Chrysler or AMC motor mounts but dozens of suppliers have kits to mount a sbc into ANYTHING.


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Contact We b Old on this site. He has that setup in his ‘54.


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Thank you very much! 👍


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Many AMC vehicles used Chrysler 727 and 904 transmissions with the AMC bellhousing bolt pattern.

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My curiosity is aroused ... what engine does this possible acquisition now have?
I am admittedly a newcomer to this game ; did not know that there were '54 Chevs tooling around with a Pacer stubbed in. Mine is the run-of-the-mill '74 Camaro stub with the common 350.


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