Don't commit a sacrilage...not Chevy in a Poncho...haha. It will take a decent amount of funds to get that motor in the car. I would suggest what others have: buy that motor...the turn around time should be fairly quick if you want to sell it at a swap meet or something. If it is indeed dirt cheap, you may be able to get away with another $1000 on the price of that thing and some Chevy guy will be happy to get it. Get all the receipts on the thing if you can though so that when others come to look at the engine, they will see that it is indeed fresh and you are asking a great price.
Good luck in whatever decision you make.
Dave (Bandit)
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