[AT] OT Chevy engine ID?

[Terry Welch]

Ed,
   I do believe you are right it is the same block. Have fun getting parts for the Holley on it. The last one we had with a 366 in it had carb problems. The part needed we could no longer get. They wanted I think $600 plus for a reman and about $1100 from a new carb. Everything we have now is diesel. The last two GMCs with gas motors did have 366s in them. Other than carb problems they ran fine. 

Clint D <driggars at wildblue.net> wrote:
  Ed

I could be wrong? but I believe that even the SBC V-8 and 6 cylinder 
engines will bolt in place.
I know I pulled a 454 out of a truck once and put a 350 in its place, 
bolted right up except for a few bracket changes.
Clint


Edchainsaw at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 1/10/2008 12:04:50 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
> at-request at lists.antique-tractor.com writes:
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> [AT] OT Chevy engine ID?
> 
> I was led to believe that an automotive engine wouldn't bolt straight 
> up to one of these trucks.
> 
> We have a C65 that started life with a dandy 366, and now after a 
> few really stupid "friends- helping " its on its 2nd 427--- the 366 and 
> all the 427 looked the very same on the outside to me. (and from what 
> have read they are the same block) 
> 
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