Pt. 1: How to Install a Chevy 350 in a Ford Thunderbird

Learn how to prepare and install a new Chevy 350 into a Ford T-Bird, in this free car remodeling video series.

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Summary: Rebuilding a car can either be a very rewarding experience or a very frustrating one. The level of enjoyment in any auto repair seems to be directly proportional to the amount of expert knowledge available and the quality of the tools. Replacing an engine and transmission can certainly be one of those jobs that turns into an nightmare - but it doesn't have to. If you have expert advice and the proper tools it can be accomplished more easily than you think. Though we can't provide the tools, we can offer you the free expert advice.

In this free auto repair video series, learn about installing a Chevy engine from Doug Jenkins. Doug and his highly trained staff of expert mechanics will demonstrate how to install a Chevrolet engine in a Ford T-Bird. They will show you how to remove an old engine from a car, how to name the parts of an engine, how to use foaming engine cleaner, how to clean the engine compartment, how to move an engine block, how to fit and install an engine oil pan, how to install an engine oil pump, how to modify a windage plate to fit on an engine, how to install a transmission, how to install motor mounts, and how to drop in a new Chevy engine.

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Doug, of “Doug Jenkins Custom Hot Rods”, not only serves the entire nation, but even customers outside the U.S have found the shop's services indispensable. Doug got his start in fixing, customizing, racing, selling, and restoring when very young. His grandpa put two 6x8 garden sheds in the backyard of the apartment when Doug was in 4th grade and he went to work fixing bicycles for anyone who would pay. By sixth grade Doug had bought non-running motorcycles, fixing and wrecking them. He bought his first junker by 14, selling it for a profit after fixing it; 20 more by the time he graduated from high school, and lots more to pay his and his wife’s way through college. After commercial fishing, working the oilfields, farming, wood working, logging, and running a sawmill, his lovely wife was right again, and talked him into going into the customer car business in earnest.


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