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63 La Mans Retirement project.
I got a great deal on a 63 La Mans. I also got two 301 motors, one already built. a 68 frame with the transmission disk brakes ectara. Every thing for $2500.00. I'm new to this forum and looking for some advice. If anyone is interested, I also have the original 326 motor still in the vehicle. |
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Is it somehow related to a Pontiac LeMans?
Sorry... I just couldn't resist...
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Unless you are restoring, I’d just stick a 400 in it. Are using the original IRS and rope shaft, or converting to a solid axle?
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Welcome to the forums!
The 301 might not be the best choice, but will work. The motor mounts might be a problem unless adapters used. The 400 as said would be a slam dunk.
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Lamnas? Is that you?
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A 63LeMans came with 3 engine choices. single barrel carb 4 cylinder had 110HP. The 4 barrel 4 cylinder had 166HP. And the quote 326 was not a 326 it was in fact the 331 8 that Pontiac made for the GMC trucks at the time. I am the vice-president of the Little Indians chapter of the POCI. you can contact us at Littleindians.com our club is dedicated to the 61 to 63 Tempest and LeMans cars.
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If you built it, drive it. red 62 Tempest total stock restoration. white 62 Tempest modified, 61 389 Tri-Power, and a conventional drive train. |
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Might be of interest....
1963 lemans rear change over https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...d.php?t=427230 .
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If your the president of the little Indians chapter you know the 326 was a 336 not a 331.
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