When I
built the motor I didn't have a garage so I had to infer vise. I
got some old
Garage Doors and bolted them
together to make me a little shop. It was small but
It kept me out of the rain
and more importantly it kept my new motor out of the
weather.
OK first I had to remove the
old 307. here is what it looked like out of the car.
By the way anyone interested
in a 307 Chevy small block? its real cheep
and it needs to be rebuilt.
if interested E-Mail
me at the
Link Below. Anyway here are
the pics.
Here is my
71 Nova without a motor.
Now that that was done I
started the rebuild. I first had the new motor that I got
hot tanked and the heads
redone at a machine shop. then I got all the stuff I needed
to rebuild it including a
book called "How to rebuild your small block chevy" and
started
rebuilding the 350. here are
the pic of that in sequence.
This is after I put the
crank in.
Now I have
got the flat top pistons in place.
Ok now
I've installed the lifters, and harmonic balicer.
Now for a
little chrome touches. I installed a
chrome timing chain cover
and oil pan.
Ok now for
the heads, push rods and roller rockers.
Then a little chevy orange
paint to Finnish her up.
Well here
She is ready to put in my 1971 Chevy Nova SS.
Well all except for the
intake and valve covers.
Now here
it is the newly rebuilt 350 in my 1971 Chevy Nova SS.
Well there
it is I hoped you enjoyed my pics and the gallery.
-Kevin
This page was crated by Kevin Larson
Send me E-mail at
sevzard@yahoo.com
Last updated Feb. 23, 2002
