Looking to replace a 1985 chevy silverado engine 305 V8?

What year long blocks can I use in order to use my electronics, carb, exhause etc, etc.

I've get a rebuilt 350 I'll sell you that will work purely fine.

If I was you, I'd be takin' that heap to the junk dump. Seems to me there'd be no juice left within 'er.

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Actually you don't need a long block...you need a short block. Chevrolet parts are nearly as interchangeable as you can get. So pretty much everything from your current motor will just bolt right up to the replacement block. ((( Like a previous answer said...1986 and elder )))

How do you use *69?

If I was you, I'd be takin' that heap to the junk dump. Seems to me there'd be no juice left within 'er.

Toyota Corolla Stuff?

Answers: any small block 86 and down to 1955,and if u wanna buy only just an intake manifold,u can use 87 to 95 throttle body engine and just by the aftermarket intake or slot out ur intake holes,,them years are devout choice,cause u get the one piece crank trademark,and the center bolt valve covers seal better.u can also use the 96 to 98 vortec by also buying,aftermarket,carbed intake,next to the vortec 305 or 350 u get the rollor cam,1 piece rear crank stamp,and center bolt valve covers,thats all enhanced stuff over what u got in 1985..

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