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It should be fairly straightforward if you put a set of v8 mounts on the engine and drop it in to the engine bay. Hook it up to the transmission, level the rocker covers, and mark the holes for the mounts. Then you can take the engine back out, install the mounts, and reinstall the engine. That year was available with a v8, so you should be able to use factory accessory brackets.
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