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#697839 11/24/2010 5:48 PM
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I have a 54 chevy truck and would like replace current nonfunctioning engine with a 350. Can someone tell me where to find the engine mounts and what manual transmission/transmission mounts will work best? I understand I will need a new drive shaft and rear end but I will worry about that later.

Thanks for any and all help. Bob

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Bob, it looks like these guys have your parts.

http://www.chevsofthe40s.com/browse/1954/Truck/026T.html


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Gotta ask.....still got the 6 in your truck? Why the swap to a 350? No offense intended, just like the old I6 engines and wondered if you had thought about keeping the 6 banger. 350's are great....love mine in other vehicles, but not my old trucks.

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If your leaving the stock steering look into exhaust manifold/header choices for it. The location of the steering box on a AD truck can make it a challenge.

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Thank you. I will give them a look. I appreciate it. Bob

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Good question. The original engine is long gone. Previous owner put in a 283 but engine mounts are crooked, does not align with fan, too much weight on tranny bell housing. Cylinders are scored...a real mess.
Am starting from scratch.

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Thanks Don. Another thing to keep track of. I appreciate the heads up. Bob

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Thank you for these. I do appreciate it. Bob

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Had to ask....good luck with the 350.

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