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#613855 01/27/2010 2:10 AM
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1965 c-20, 3 speed. what type of engines can i put in it.


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I'm not up to snuff on your models but I would think you could easily put any small block or 6 cyl in that year range but I am not sure about what tranny hook up you have or plan to run.


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Anything from a 283 to a 502 or probally larger will bolt up to that bellhousing, plus 194-230-250-292 6 cyl. That would be the stock to that truck standard shift bellhousing.


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Spareparts2 #614193 01/28/2010 12:11 AM
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update: i am looking at a chevy crate inline6, 3.8 L, 230 CID - i will be ruuning the prginal transmission/bellhousing.


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without your just wanting crate motors i have 2 original 230s. i live in north alabama. complete engines. make you a good deal on either one. need space cleaned out.


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