Posted by Bob on October 30, 2013 at 21:24:49 from (64.255.159.192):
In Reply to: Engine swap posted by notjustair on October 30, 2013 at 19:21:14:
All I can tell you is that the 1953 GMC truck in this photo has a 270 CID straight six and a 4-speed Muncie and it's bolt pattern is exactly the same as the transmissions in Chevy trucks of the era. (The TRANSMISSION bolt pattern, NOT the flywheel housing-to-engine bolt pattern.)
The 270 is built very close in design to a 261 Chevy, but few (if any) parts interchange. IIRC, the Chevy block is slightly shorter.
The '57 Chevy truck in the photo had a 261 six, and I replaced it with a Chevy 327 YEARS ago, keeping the Chevy/Muncie tranny in place.
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