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05-19-2004 07:33 PM #1
429 1967 Caddy motor into 1950 Chevy P/U ?
I have a 50 chevy P/U and currently have a 216 in it.
I want to put a 350 block in it in the future.
I already have a 350 turbo tranny and a lockerspool rearend out of a 70 camero. But I have a friend who is practically giving me a 429 out of a 67 Cadillac devile.
Will it work?
Is it to much to mess with to make it work?
Any opinions or comments on subject?
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05-19-2004 07:36 PM #2
You will need the Caddy tranny too. Might be a bit wide for your chassis..............Home Handyman Forum
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05-19-2004 09:22 PM #3
Quite true, if you can keep U-joints and rear -ends in itKen Thomas
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05-19-2004 09:24 PM #4
thanks to replys,
I found out tonight that 350 trans wont match up with 429 so the problem will be locating those parts listed by techinspector 1
My friends caddy is in good shape and has a 472 in it and the 429 is an extra motor when he bought the car.
Thanks again
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05-22-2004 10:41 PM #5
If you can't find a 400 trans, you could still use your 350 (if it has been beefed up or if you have a light foot) by using an adapter plate. They are not that expensive. May have to redrill the flexplate to fit the t-converter.
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