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I bought an original style radiator from Hot Rods Trucks last year. It was made by US radiator. It fit right in the original location. I am running a 302 with a C4 trans.
I am running a radiator from a 75 Dodge P/U. Only slight mods to the mounting flanges needed to mount to the bracket. Best part, only $149 at the local parts house and easily available.
I am running a radiator from a 75 Dodge P/U. Only slight mods to the mounting flanges needed to mount to the bracket. Best part, only $149 at the local parts house and easily available.
Ditto, my radiator is from a mid 70's Dodge 3/4 ton truck with a big block. I'm running a 500ci Caddy in my 49.
289, C-4, using the stock 1956 radiator. It worked fine in AK and so far the few times I have driven it in OK. Haven't driven in 100° plus weather yet. Only the mid 80's.
I have a PRC aluminum radiator in my 49. Running a 350 with 700r4 trans. Ran it with the AC on and 105' outside, all last summer and never had a problem. Some trips were 250 miles @ 70 MPH.
i am currently have a good freind who is designing me a custom one off all aluminum rad with aluminum side frames and mounts for the elec fan c/w sight glass true braided hose connections and overflow with sight glass as well the trans cooler also will have a custom bracket so nothing hangs on the core. hes the best rad man i know
Got mine from MF original copper top ,they said it will cool anything you can put in it. Don't know not running yet. Hopefully will get it going this year.