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06-21-2016 02:37 PM #16
I bought this radiator from eBay to fit in my 1935 Dodge truck (eBay item number:301852127518) and it works great. It evens has trans cooler built in.
Get the total measurements for your truck and see if this one will fit. I installed a fan on the front side, no room with the Chevy 5.3, and I use an adjustable fan
thermostat. It never gets over 185, that's my thermostat setting.
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06-21-2016 07:15 PM #17
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06-21-2016 07:46 PM #18
Thanks Bodie and Richard. I ended up using this one for a first generation mustang.
2row Aluminum Radiator for 1964 1966 Ford Mustang V8 260 289 at MT 1965 64 65 66 | eBay
I actually finished up the installation yesterday.
Build thread 37 Dodge PU
It took a fair amount of trimming the mounting brackets to get it to set in the grill shell far enough but on the bright side a stock (reproduction) fan shroud bolted right up. I had thought about running an electric fan but the cross brace for the grill shell was in the way (and is a pretty important structural piece).
I’m still a ways from firing it up to see how well it cools, but at least it’s in.
.I've NEVER seen a car come from the factory that couldn't be improved.....
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