63 102HP engine value
63 102HP engine value
I have someone interested in the 102 engine out of my 63 parts car. The engine ran when parked(the car was hit and totaled 2 years ago) with recently replaced push rod tube o-rings. It is currently mated to a 3 sp but the prospective buyer wants to mate it to a pg in a 65 vert. First of all, will that work and secondly what is a fair price to ask. The engine does not have carbs or a generator on it and he has his own he can use. I'd like to get a few bucks but also want to give him a good deal.
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Re: 63 102HP engine value
The factory did offer the 102 with Powerglide. Not a great combination, but doable. Personally, I'm not a big fan of the 102. (I have one in my '63 Monza.) That said, if I had a decent-running 102 to sell I'd probably ask $300-$350.
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Re: 63 102HP engine value
The motor will work with the PG. You must remove the pilot bushing for the standard shift input shaft from the front of the engine crankshaft and use a PG bellhousing.
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Re: 63 102HP engine value
I always thought the camshaft was different for an automatic engine than for a standard transmission but could be completely wrong on that.
In addition to removing the pilot bushing and swapping the bell housing there are a few more things I think would need addressed.
The biggest thing I can think of would be the Distributor since is likely different as far as some of the internal components.
I don't recall at the moment if the dipstick on an early model comes through the firewall or through the shroud like a late model does. If it comes through the shroud, it would need changed too.
In addition to removing the pilot bushing and swapping the bell housing there are a few more things I think would need addressed.
The biggest thing I can think of would be the Distributor since is likely different as far as some of the internal components.
I don't recall at the moment if the dipstick on an early model comes through the firewall or through the shroud like a late model does. If it comes through the shroud, it would need changed too.
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1964 Greenbrier Deluxe
1965 Monza Coupe
1965 Monza Convertible
Mid Engine enthusiast &
Prior Kelmark Owner