which radiator I need to replace the radiator on my 1930 coupe. in reviewing posts i see that good things were said about brattons, snyders and berts. brattons and snyders were $585 for a hd radiator and berts was $795. for a in town driver is berts worth the extra? any one have opinion is bratton or snyder the same as to quality?
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Re: which radiator Bert's radiator is made by Brassworks. 10 fins per inch. $650. In stock.
https://modelastore.com/index.php?ro...roduct_id=3743 Steve @ Bert's |
Re: which radiator Bert's radiator is made by Brassworks. 10 fins per inch. $650. In stock.
https://modelastore.com/index.php?ro...roduct_id=3745 Steve @ Bert's |
Re: which radiator Take a look at Berg's.
www.bergsradiator.com/modela.html |
Re: which radiator I have a new Berg's Radiator and couldn't be happier for my 1930 Coupe. Alittle more expensive but you get excellent quality and dependability. Hugh
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X2 - Bergs and a cleaned out block/head, have to run a thermostat to get my Truck to run at a decent temp of 160 F. |
Re: which radiator I have Bert's re-cored 4 row of tubes radiator. I have driven my A high in the mountains and at sea level in 95+ degree heat. My A has never gone over 180 degrees with this radiator. I love it!!!
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Re: which radiator I don't think you can go wrong as long as the radiator has the right number of rows and is able to cool efficiently. With that being said, most people I think go for Bergs or Brassworks.
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Re: which radiator ask these guys making hot rod ones for 129 to put the neck in the right spot. https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Aluminu...fb6910ce9a87cb
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Re: which radiator https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showt...light=Aluminum
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Re: which radiator Brass-works makes a beautiful radiator !!! And you can’t find better people than Steve from Berts
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Re: which radiator Also fit is just as important as how it is made and brass work fits well
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Re: which radiator I put a Bergs radiator in and could not be happier.
100 degree temps at 60 mph for a long period and I stay between 180-190. And it fit right in. |
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