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miata engine swap
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Chuck Cougill:
the 3.4 in the late camaro also puts out 200hp and is very available in salvage yards
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my dad and i use the same screen name so what is 3.4 V6 or V8 or what is it we have a B so do u think it would be a good conversion? or go buy a miata power plant?
the 3.4 in the late camaro also puts out 200hp and is very available in salvage yards
my dad and i use the same screen name so what is 3.4 V6 or V8 or what is it we have a B so do u think it would be a good conversion? or go buy a miata power plant?
tony barnhill
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Yep, V6 or V8!
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and v8 only if you have mega bucks to spend
MGA Steve
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Hey gang,
Two 1963 Buick Skylarks with 215 V-8s were advertised this weekend in the Denver Post for $850 each or $1500 for the pair. Anyone out there thinking MGB V-8 might want to check out the ad in the "classic car" section(www.PostNewsClassifed.com). If they are not listed today, I can check on their availability (E-mail me and I will call the phone number and E-mail you back).
Steve
Two 1963 Buick Skylarks with 215 V-8s were advertised this weekend in the Denver Post for $850 each or $1500 for the pair. Anyone out there thinking MGB V-8 might want to check out the ad in the "classic car" section(www.PostNewsClassifed.com). If they are not listed today, I can check on their availability (E-mail me and I will call the phone number and E-mail you back).
Steve