Hi Wayne, Randy:  You will need brackets to fit the vintage small block you install.  One example is the alternator, internal regulator or not.  The early engines mount on one side,
later ones on the other.  Heads are drilled differently, some manifolds have provisions for
brackets, others do not.  These things can be managed, but with mismatched parts getting
pulleys aligned can be a challenge.  My .02.  Ed in SF

Wayne wrote:
 Hi Randy
As for the oil pan.. the stock SB Chevy pan will work A-OK
 
The accessory brackets will not work from your Buick.
You need to track  down early chevy brackets 
 
 
Wayne.
 
----- Original Message -----
From:BIG_DOGG
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 4:44 AM
Subject: [Chevelle-list] OIL PANS /// and brackets

OK I have a 64 skylark .. I am wouldering if I need a special oil pan if I am putting a chevy 350 in it ?
also when I put the 350 in will the old brackets work? I have A/c and power steering.now
and will the same brackets work with a different alternator (internal reg)type
 
thanks for any help
randy

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