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#347408 12/11/2007 7:35 AM
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There is an add on the local craigslist for a 96 LT1 motor out of a Camaro with 63K on it. Here is what the add says.

"LT1 motor pulled from a running 1996 Camaro. The Camaro had 63K on the car when it was wrecked. The motor has aluminum heads installed from the factory. I have sent the factory wiring harness off and had it modified for a stand-alone install of this motor. Use this motor for a transplant or repair of your Z28 or Corvette cheap. I have everything for this motor swap. Including the factory exhaust manifolds and the pipe to the converter. Complete set up Radiator to the air-cleaner it is all included. The factory computer is also included in the sale. Pictures can be emailed to interested parties."

Does this sound like something that would work in the truck? Thanks

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Sounds like a nice swap.If it is as nice as advertised,and the price is right it would be hard to beat.If you get a good discount you can buy a new GM crate 350 for between $2000 and $2500.If you overhaul a 350 or have it overhauled you will have more than that in it.

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Been there, done that. Except it was a vette lt1.
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Originally Posted by wilbur
Been there, done that. Except it was a vette lt1.
See pics below.

I like the looks of your truck and motor. Was it tough to get it all set up? I don't think that $1100 is a bad deal for the LT1 I'm looking at, but I know nothing lol. The guy is sending more pictures of it tonight.


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