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#117091 - 02/04/02 06:27 PM 62 F85 Cutlass engine swap
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i need to know how much work would be involved in putting a pontiac 400 in a 62 F85 Cutlass. do you have to custom make a frame for the car or what. let me know thanks.

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#117092 - 02/04/02 10:56 PM Re: 62 F85 Cutlass engine swap
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You might check the the k-frame/front crossmenber from a '63 Pontiac Tempest equipped with the 326 engine. It may replace the Buick/Oldsmobile crossmember in your car. Henry

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