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I want to buy a 1968 Pontiac Tempest CUSTOM with a 350 is the 350 motor the same as the chevy 350 small block?

Is the 350 in the TEMPEST a Pontiac motor or a Chevy motor I thought that Chevy owned Pontiac so why would they put a different motor in it?

Wow I can't believe some of those answers.

DVSJ... Yes the camaro and firebird shared the same platform but it wasnt untill 1982 that they shared the same engine family.

The 1st gen, and all of the second gen (1967-81) The camaro had it's line of engines (chevy) and the firebird had it's line (pont.)

Nothing was even close to the same engine wise.

Next the pont. transmission won't even bolt to the chevy engine.

For the v8's they are 2 trans bolt patterns.. One called chevy

Other one called B-O-P which means buick, olds, pont.

The pont. 350 is VERY diff from the chevy 350.. Nothing on the two will interchange.

Lets see chevy had two block size designs.. The small block and the big block..

Pont only had a med. sized block.. There 326 and 455 was built on the same block size unlike chevy.

Chevy 262-400 was small block..
Chevy also had an early big block of 348 cid.

Then common big blocks from 396-502 cid.

Chevy only owns chevy..

GM owns and makes GMC, chevy, pont, olds, buick, caddy, geo, saturn, hummer, etc

Through the 60's, 70's, and early 80's everyone of GM's car line had it's own engine plant.

So the old 307 is nothing like the chevy 307, pont 350 is nothing like the chevy 350, etc etc.

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