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Old Jun 8, 2016 | 01:48 PM
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I have a few Oldsmobiles, 65 F85 and 67 Toronado, have owned several over the years, always tweaking and making changes. Plan to put a 425 or 455 into my 65 F85, hoping to find some info here on this conversion. Have a few extra 455's if anyone interested, few extra sets of "B" and "C" heads, in SOCAL.
Old Jun 8, 2016 | 02:40 PM
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Welcome to the site, post some pics. We currently have a few major projects that include 64/65's.
Old Jun 8, 2016 | 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by auxiliaryman
I have a few Oldsmobiles, 65 F85 and 67 Toronado, have owned several over the years, always tweaking and making changes. Plan to put a 425 or 455 into my 65 F85, hoping to find some info here on this conversion. Have a few extra 455's if anyone interested, few extra sets of "B" and "C" heads, in SOCAL.
Welcome. All big block Olds motors are externally identical, so the 425 or 455 drops in your 65 as if it were a 1965 442 with a 400 motor. This is a complete bolt-in.
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