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#815528 01/11/2012 9:53 PM
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are car and truck engine's the same,will a car 235 bolt in a truck,I know dumb question,but I need to know before buying Thanks.....

Ted Skidmore #815535 01/11/2012 10:06 PM
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What year is your truck and what year is the 235?

I did it. '53 car 235 in a '46 truck. I removed the side mounts and had to drill 2 holes in the 'front plate' for a front mount. Other than that, no problem. Newer 235's have the water pump in a different location but it still can be done.


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