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Old 10-12-2003, 03:17 AM   #1
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1974 MGB with v-6

I have the chance to get a 1974 MGB with crome bumpers. I have been debating putting a v-6 into it. I have a complete 2.8L from an old camaro. It is still in the car and it runs. The guy who had it before tried to out run a semi and got pinched between the truck and a divider wall. The front end is mashed but the enging is still purring. Does any one know of any kits to help this swap along. Or is it a total custom build?
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bmc automotive sells a kit. I am putting a 2.8 in my 69 mgb
It came out of a 85 camero bill cove
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