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Buick motor help

Muddytazz

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I'm working on a hunting buddies daughters very first vehicle. It's a 1964 GMC 2wd stepside, but its got a buick motor in it (I haven't determined if its a 350 or 455 or whatever yet). Anyways, the POS PO decided he was going to weld the motor mounts solid and the tranny was welded straight to the crossmember. Well the tranny problem is fixed as the tranny had to be replace. But I still have to figure out what to do with the motor mounts. Do I go with buick or gm motor mounts and just custom make the brackets/towers? Or is there a motor mount out on the market for this. Oh, this gmc originally came with a straight 6.
 
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the year of the truck goes beyond my knowledge but there are companies that make chevy to buick motor mounts for dropping those engines into other vehicles. Its a set of plates that bolt to the side of the block
 
resurrected_jimmy said:
the year of the truck goes beyond my knowledge but there are companies that make chevy to buick motor mounts for dropping those engines into other vehicles. Its a set of plates that bolt to the side of the block

The company you're thinking of is called transdapt. They make engine and tranny swap brackets for almost everything.
 
Early Jeep Wagoneers used Buick motors. Might scout some salvage yards for pedestals off one of them, and transplant them.
 
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