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10-27-2006 04:52 AM #1
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I have had other radiators in the past besides Walker,,,,,recored originals,,,U.S. Radiator,,,and Griffin aluminum radiators,,,,,
They all did the job,,,,,My only problem with the aluminum radiators is the look,,,I don't care for the color showing through the duece grill. HRP"Drive it like ya stole it!"
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11-03-2006 10:33 PM #2
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They all did the job,,,,,My only problem with the aluminum radiators is the look,,,I don't care for the color showing through the duece grill. HRP[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I sort of wonder about that too. I am going to use an aluminum one in the T, and feel maybe I should spray the front black to tie in better. Won't know till I see how it looks in there.
Don
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11-04-2006 04:19 AM #3
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Don,,,before you paint it talk to a good radiator shop man,,,,I think they mix something with the paint before spraying radiators black.
About 25 years ago I repainted a pickup and I painted my radiator black like the truck,,,,
It ran HOTTER THAN A FOUR BALLED TOMCAT!
HRP
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11-04-2006 04:49 AM #4
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Good thought.
Don
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Mike was a great guy with a lot of knowledge and always had good things to say. May he rest in peace. I hope he's up there playing with hot rods now as well.
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