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Well, OK, yeah, I have to eat my own words here. I actually pulled the 318 out of my '69 Barracuda myself with a car engine lift, so, yeah, it can be done. But I had the same issues. The trailer wheel had to come off and I had to chain the engine as short as possible. It was a real thread-the-needle sort of thing because I had minimal clearance to pull it off. And a concrete floor is essential. Something big and overhead would be easier.

Assuming you can get over that hurdle and have to tools, I vote for the DIY approach. If you can't do the whole job, you could still save yourself a lot of expense if you would just pull the engine and take it to somebody else to do the seal.
Thomas



1974 Southwind 18 with 318 cubic inches of reverse rotation roller cam "Moparvation"
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