Chevyfazer
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Yeah it wouldn't be as simple as just bolting it in but it could be done with time, money, and some good fabrication skills. But that's up to you if you would want to put that much effort into it.
Used motor is the best solution!This whole thing really blows man. I hope you find a good solution. if there is one,
Welcome backWell here it is a year later. Did a motor swap. Put fresh liquids in it. (Haha forgot about the possibility of a dead battery =P) but I jumped it just to see if it would run. And VIOLA!!!!! She runs!!!!!! Now there's only 1 well 2 problems. 1: my battery either needs to be replaced or trickle charged bc its been sitting for a year. 2: when it was running my oil light came on. What exactly does that light mean? And can someone kind of map out what is all part of that system in case I forgot to hook up a wire (YIKES). Other than those 2 things I'm excited!!