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Old 12-02-2016, 07:15 PM
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Bryan I will try to answer your questions. The motor in the ad with the extra stuff he has listed to go with it is probably a good deal. Lower mileage motors bring more money. Keep in mind that the oil pan, fuel tank, and headers are for an f-body and may or may not work in your a-body. The harness, ECM, should work in any car. As to the cost of an LS swap a lot depends on how much you can do yourself and whether you can do some fabrication and welding. I have done a 64 Tempest and am currently doing a 65 Lemans. Doing all the work myself with the exception of the ECM retune and reworking the stock wiring harness I am budgeting 6 to 7k including the cost of a drop out LS1/4l60e package. If you want a breakdown on the costs send me a PM with your email address. Hope this Helps.

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