Re: New, economical radiator for 70-383/4spd Bee
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12/26/08 05:40 PM
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Madison Wi
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I was at a radiator shop some time ago, and talked to the owner about aluminum radiators. He showed me a pic of one in a Dart. Aparantly it was a Ford truck (?) application. I used a oem ford van (1990) radiator in a 77 Charger once.
I used to care but....... things have changed
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Re: New, economical radiator for 70-383/4spd Bee
[Re: cdp]
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12/26/08 05:43 PM
12/26/08 05:43 PM
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Building a "beater" B and am wondering what is the best source for a new all aluminum 22" radiator that won't cost me an arm and a leg with a correct type top tank.
Anyone have a source that is reasonable?
I was checking these out awhile back and I agree with the other posts--you wont find a 'cheap' aluminum downflow rad (with a correct looking tank). Griffin makes one for about $500 thats real nice though.
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Re: New, economical radiator for 70-383/4spd Bee
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12/26/08 05:45 PM
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Found this site for a 26"er. The prices seam right and they are down flow all alumunim for under $300. Anyone ever use them? This is a future...summer project, just trying to get the sources and do the math. Duhh....Sorry http://www.alumorad.com/plymouth.html
Last edited by cdp; 12/26/08 06:14 PM.
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