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I have a 74 nova that i got to take the front clip out of to put it in my 53, i found out that the transmisson that was in the car that was connected to a six cylinder will hook up to my 350 engine. what do i have to do to , change flywheel, starter . thanks for you information


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i bet if you use the flywheel and starter from the nova it will work if you are using the nova's bell housing. we'll wait and see what everyone else says. good luck, hr

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I think to move forward on this transplant, it would be wise to determine if the "350ci" motor has a 2 piece rear seal or a one piece rear seal. Then you would know which flex plate would be required. Once you know the number of teeth on the flex plate, the starter choice would be simplified. Should go pretty smooth, Good luck.


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