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March 18th 05, 10:20 PM
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Replacing motor in 1968 coupe?
Well, since I want to be able to restore the '68 back to stock pretty
easily, what are my engine options? I've heard that the 351C/351W is a drop-in for this car. I've also heard that a bigger (390, 429 and 460) motor requires modification like moving the shock towers up front. Is that true? How big a motor can I just drop in? How much work is it to put a big block in? Thanks! Thomas 
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