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Old 12-10-2011, 06:26 PM
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You can make a 327 using a 350 block, just use a 3 1/4 stroke instead of 3 1/2. That boat is very cool. You may get the award for saving the most cool old boats. Is your front yard resurection marine
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Originally Posted by bobbowobbo
Chevy built a rather nasty 327 back then
if memory serves this was the original mouse motor..
Mouse was the 302? GMG F in Kool boat!

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Old 12-10-2011, 08:35 PM
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i have access to a 1964 283,that can be had cheep.pm me if u can use it
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Old 12-10-2011, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by fastdonzi
You can make a 327 using a 350 block, just use a 3 1/4 stroke instead of 3 1/2.
I just could not do that to a motor. There’s no replacement for displacement. But a peppy small block would be all I would go with in this boat.

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That boat is very cool. You may get the award for saving the most cool old boats. Is your front yard resurrection marine
As long as that award comes with a pay check. Lol
Yup, Resurrection Marine’s home base is also home. Unemployed so I though I better do something I knew how to do so off I went into this new/old adventure with both feet.
There is a thousand folks on here who love classic old boats and would love to have them. They can take care of them but a boat in the weeds is a little to much to start with for number of reasons. I have a passion for classic boats. I see a cool boat in the weeds and I have to save it or at least think about a hundred times. So why not put those two together and I can find and fix these boats, sell them at a reasonable price and then next owner can either enjoy the very cool “daily driver” or take it to the next level and make it a show boat if they wish.
There is no reason you have to pay a fortune have something cool. One of our boats may not win the next Florida classic boat show but the foundation will be built, if you know what I mean.
Classic boats at an affordable price, now there’s a concept. Lol

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Thanks Mike but I’m thinking a 350 will be what I’m looking for. The simplest and cheapest to build some small block HP out there.
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Old 12-11-2011, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by golfmaxgolf
Mouse was the 302? GMG F in Kool boat!
"mouse" motors are small blocks and "rat" motors are big blocks regardless of displacement.
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A buddy of mine has a 1964 327-210HP and a powerglide
out of an Impala for sale . I can put you in touch with him
if your interested. Very cool find on the boat by the way.
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Have a fresh 350 4bolt main motor ,Sell cheap all you would need is manifolds and a salt water pump. JOHN
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I'd go with a buick 401, really cool. A nailhead. lots of these around and have a 2- 4bbl on it. Old Skool.

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I'd go with a buick 401, really cool. A nailhead. lots of these around and have a 2- 4bbl on it. Old Skool.

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I would love it if money was no object but it is. They broke the 130mph speed record with a BB Ford but just the cost of the exhaust manifolds for that motor would cost more then building a whole small block Chevy.
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