1960 Heater Core
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Applications: 1957/60 F100/1100 / No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
Take it to a radiator shop and have it recored.
*Pic: Scroll down to 18476 to see the applications. T series is an F series w/a tandem axle.
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Joined: Feb 2019
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From: California High Desert
Seems like someone posted a while back finding a generic replacement that fit. Can't remember who or how long ago. I would start by measuring the coil and searching by size rather than model.
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how much alteration or conversion was needed? How well does it fit & function?
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I installed mine several years ago. Outer dimensions are the same, but the thickness is less. It came with soft foam included to make up the difference. The hard lines didn't make it out of the firewall. I just opened up the holes and fed the heater hoses into the box and clamped them on. It works very well. All aluminum, not brass. O'Reilly's had it on the shelf. Cost me $25 back then.
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