Re: What engine...or...Am I the most annoying person on this list?

[Bob Kinker <robertkinker@xxxxxxx>]

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Go the 440 route!
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From: "Andy Grow" <andygrow@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 11:29 PM
Subject: What engine...or...Am I the most annoying person on this list?


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First off, I want to apologize to and thank everyone on this list.  I hope
it doesn't seem like I keep asking the same questions over and over - I'm
just trying to make the most logical, well-thought out decision I can...and
you guys are my experts!

Most of you know my dilemma...
1 - rebuild the bottom end of my 318 Poly (needs new crankshaft and
bearings, I can get 2 other 318 Poly motors if I need them...)
or
2 - swap in a newer 360 (can get one for about 300 bucks...)
or
3 - swap in a 440 w/trans. (probably around 400 bucks or so for the
engine/trans...)

I have a 1 year time limit to get the car running/driving, and I do need to
watch my $$$.  What would you do?  I like the 318, and what can be done with
it (many thanks to Gary!!!), but I'm worried about the price of aftermarket
parts for it (headers, intakes, etc...).  The 360 seems good because of
plenty of aftermarket parts (intakes, heads, headers, etc...).  And the
440 - well, it's a big block.  There's something about a big block I can't
put into words.  However, I don't know what the cost is going to be to make
the modifications.  I've got one guy here on the island that is helping me
(he's a mechanic, runs his own shop), so I'm not totally blind with the
situation.

I'm needing to make a decision fairly soon - I've got to get going on this
project - and I feel like I've got too many choices...so I sit and spin my
wheels over and over!

Can anyone help this hopeless Mopar junkie?

Thank you, again.
Andy
64 Polara 500

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