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Barry WNY · 02-07-2011, 06:10 AM

I have one that would fit my A shell but was 4" too tall, I needed to do the same thing. My radiator guy had tried it once before & said it took a few try's to make it work, expensive. Since it wasn't a restoration he said cheaper/easier to make one from scratch using used tanks he keeps. Nearly $500 later I had the exact fit Radiators & tires the $$$ obstacles I find in putting together a car.

02-07-2011, 06:10 AM	#4
Barry WNY Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Sinclairville NY Posts: 230	Re: shorting a 32 raditor I have one that would fit my A shell but was 4" too tall, I needed to do the same thing. My radiator guy had tried it once before & said it took a few try's to make it work, expensive. Since it wasn't a restoration he said cheaper/easier to make one from scratch using used tanks he keeps. Nearly $500 later I had the exact fit Radiators & tires the $$$ obstacles I find in putting together a car.