motor swap
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Yes, it will bolt straight in, no mods required.0
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i sold my 27 (motor stuck) i have a was running motor and trans when the 28 was upgraded to a toyota motor, question what would be a fair price for my essex motor and trans?
or should i just keep it?
the drivetrain is just sitting there in a shed
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I have a dash, and vacuum tank for gas, motor and trans, honeycomb rad …. What’s it all worth?
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I don't get involved in matters of value, sorry. But basically, it's worth what anyone who wants it is willing to pay.0
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you are correct.... i'm sure a corvette owner would pay $5 for it
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I would not call dropping a Toyota motor in an almost 100 year old car an “upgrade”… but to each his own.Regards, Tom0
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thats the way it was when i bought it 3 years ago,
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When I bought my car, my 48 Super 6 coupe. How did the pros and cons and dumping a big block Chrysler or a stock engine back in it. I chose the stock engine over big block Chrysler strictly for financial reasons.
I can understand why a lot of guys want to put a different engine in their car because of the price and availability of parts for Hudson engine. Whether you put a Chevy engine in or a Ford engine in or a Toyota engine. Each to their own and what they choose to do. I just like to see classic cars on the road no matter what is under the hood0 -
this is my '280 -
That looks great. It has style and class all together0
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