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So...my good buddy has the origional 283 that came out of his 1957 Chevy pickup. I have a 1961 1/2 ton 2wd with a 235. Is this feasible? I am looking to do the swap in the garage over the coming winter.

Motor mounts? Steering clearnace? Your thoughts and knowledge would be greatly appreciated!!!

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the 61 would have had a 283 as an optional engine, you just have to get original mounts to install it, shouldn't require any modifications .... it should all be shown in the factory assembly manual

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Just be aware that nothing from the 235 is compatable with the
V-8. Presuming that you have a stick shift, it has a hydraulic clutch slave cylinder. If this is the case you will need a V-8 belhousing (60-62) with the hydraulic set up.
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Thanks guys...it gets here on monday...I can't wait!!!


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