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> last weekend my engine finnaly died the original 307 in my 68 chevelle
> i was wandering if it would be worth my time to rebuild this sucker
>
> it has various problems such as needs new water pump, engine mount, burns an
> incredable amount of oil (3qts. in approx 160 at approx 65 in 3 hours)it
> normally burns a quart a mounth. theres more problems but i dont know the
> where the problem is located
These problems should be eliminated during the course of
a normal rebuild. If you can find a good 350 core for
a reasonable amount of money it's definitely worth
considering; 350 rebuild kits are quite low in price,
especially if you're not looking for a massive increase
in power. The first step is to figure out what kind of
engine you want to have, but if you want anything that's
even close to a good street performer the 350 would be
a far better choice.
> another thing is that would i need to get transmition i have the origional
> powerglide
Most likely not. A PG will stand up just fine behind a
mild to moderate smallblock, and it can be built to take
quite a bit of punishment.
Brad
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