* Motor Mounts: The engine mounts will almost certainly need to be changed or adapted. The exact location and design of motor mounts can vary slightly between model years and even within the same year depending on options.
* Exhaust System: The exhaust manifolds or headers will need to be either modified or replaced to fit the new engine and possibly the existing body frame.
* Transmission: You'll need to ensure the transmission is compatible with the 350 engine. The existing transmission may or may not be suitable.
* Wiring Harness: The wiring harness may need modification or replacement to accommodate the different engine's sensors and electrical needs.
* Cooling System: Potential issues with the radiator and cooling hoses might need to be addressed. A larger capacity radiator might be necessary.
* Other Components: Things like the power steering lines and other ancillaries may require adjustments or replacements.
In short, while the engine *can* fit, you should expect significant mechanical work beyond simply dropping the engine in place. A professional mechanic experienced with classic car modifications is highly recommended for this swap. It's not a job for a novice.
