68 Cuda 383 vs a 360

rumblefish360 said
Here is my ***** about this honest & factual statement.
How many of these engines are running around today with there exact stock equipment AND are ready to be swapped in place a turd engine.

Answer = ZERO!

The the statement is an old stall one that no longer be argued or applied.

So where we really are is a place of what you want to build. Unless there is a Daddy Warbucks giving away vintage sealed replacement engines?

Absolutely agree.

rumblefish360 said
Im not sure how much work is involved and how long it would take to do, but a modern HEMI swap would be a great power plant. How much for the materials? IDK myself.

I got it down to $4750. That was buying a $700 engine, headers, etc. and $750 for a cam and refresh on the motor. Motor must have come with a harness and PCM as that wasn't in the list. It also didn't include a fuel system, I must have planned to use the tank I built already so I didn't include it. But it did include costs for a car TC cover and intake and WP/Alt.