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Randy, Thanks. Thats one question I was wodering about. It it a later '62. Many thanks, Kyle
From: randy routt <rr521@xxxxxxxxx> Reply-To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: 62 fury engine swaps Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 07:58:47 -0500
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I took a poly out of my 62 Fury ,(the 318 had rod /oil pan interference on 1 journal) and put in a 383 out of a 64 Belvedere. One pitfall I had was my 62(made in L.A.) had "Floating Power" motor mounts which may have been a early item changed over later in the year. Yes the frame bracket was a flat pad and luckily I had found a pair of early big block mounts .I also used 69 hi-po manifolds and a H pipe off a wrecked GTX( had to cut flanges and reweld) which had no inteference.A 440 would not have needed the flange angle modified but the 383 was a low milage 4 barrel dual point engine.and cheap. Still very strong .Mr Petty may have a later 62 with no oddball mounts so there may be no problems there,but the exhaust stuff is still nice to know Randy Routt
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