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Looking for Shop/Mechanic For Engine Swap	Muel	4-3-02
I have a 1948 Chevy School Bus that I am finally ready to upgrade the engine on. I need someone to talk to about engine possibilities and costs of service. The bus currently has a 235ci and I have found a 85 IHC with a 9.0 Diesel that I was hoping would fit. I am in the Madison, Wisconsin Area. Please mail me if you know anyone or are looking for some work. Thanx, Muel
Re: Looking for Shop/Mechanic For Engine Swap	Wrench	4-3-02
Sure the 9.0L inter is not the engine to put in there,,,even if you got it for free. put a cummins 5.9. wrench I have a 1948 Chevy School Bus that I am finally ready to upgrade the engine on. I need someone to talk to about engine possibilities and costs of service. The bus currently has a 235ci and I have found a 85 IHC with a 9.0 Diesel that I was hoping would fit. I am in the Madison, Wisconsin Area. Please mail me if you know anyone or are looking for some work. Thanx, Muel
Re: Looking for Shop/Mechanic For Engine Swap	Rickster	4-22-02
Hi The easiest swap would be the small block Chevy V-8. You would have a choice of displacements and the bell housing bolt pattern should be the same. If you must have a diesel I would go with one that is in production. Good Luck Rickster
Re: Looking for Shop/Mechanic For Engine Swap	ron	9-12-05
Go with the 366 big block chevy