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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
    the main cap can be easly made .if you can not find one .if it is the cap that has the thrust bearing would be a bit more work .and then get it line bored . this is no big deal .as for it being a all alum and a pontiac ?i never see one. but thats not to say they never did . buick made a small alum block.it would have to be very cheap .it you need a main cap and a line bore to make one cap less you have the tools could be easly 100for the cap. and a line bore would be about 150to 200
    Yeah, Pat, back in the old days (62-63) there was a BOP 215 aluminim motor. Used on the Skylark, Tempest and Cutlas. Kindof rare but GM sold the molds to Rover in England. The rover aluminim V-8 is basically the same motor. Just for your info. BOP stood for Buick, Olds, Pontiac.
    Last edited by Oldf100fordman; 09-16-2007 at 07:04 PM.
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