Junkyard in Tennessee or North Alabama
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Tennessee Salvage Yards
Maybe this will help. Salvage Yards in Tennessee, Locate quality Junkyards and recyclers from TN
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I need radiators for a 1964 F600 (330 motor) and a 1966 F350 (352 motor)
Thanks.
Thanks.
I 2nd "What ya looking for"?
Most yards around mid tenn; only have one /slick verse alot of bumps &dent's. Which is cool due for upgrades.
Try Pull-a-part website; they list vehicles, found Brimingham & Montgomery as well as Atlanta host more than Nashville & Memphis though.
Most yards around mid tenn; only have one /slick verse alot of bumps &dent's. Which is cool due for upgrades.
Try Pull-a-part website; they list vehicles, found Brimingham & Montgomery as well as Atlanta host more than Nashville & Memphis though.
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12-03-2010, 08:05 PM
Personnelly; I try your local auto parts store's for a compatible radiator; prior to salvage yards. Its been hit & miss for me with use radiators. Just determine your location of the hoses; and fine a 3 row at any parts store. Check also the bracket mounting points. I put a 302 in my old 65 F100; and found that Advance Auto had a oem matching style rad for under $200.
That would be my first options then your local radiator shop 2nd choice. If you have to get one from a salvage yard try pull-a-part and get atleast a warranty; then have it pressure check before installing.
That would be my first options then your local radiator shop 2nd choice. If you have to get one from a salvage yard try pull-a-part and get atleast a warranty; then have it pressure check before installing.
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