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HS · 06-07-2019, 12:34 PM

I guess I'm going to bite the Bullet and finally replace my old and tired 1928/29 older reproduction radiator. It has been a good one, been across the USA and back but at this point its time for retirement.

I'm looking at two Radiators, Berg's and Brassworks. Both are quality items. The Berg Radiator that I'm looking at is a hefty $795 plus ship&H with Brassworks priced at $645 plus S&H ship, Both are the flat tube with 10 fins per inch-- modern efficient cores. If any you have or had one of these, I would love to see your comments/advice regarding what you think about these two radiators.

Have a Great day,
Hugh

06-07-2019, 12:34 PM	#1
HS Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Posts: 127	New Radiator, Berg vs Brassworks I guess I'm going to bite the Bullet and finally replace my old and tired 1928/29 older reproduction radiator. It has been a good one, been across the USA and back but at this point its time for retirement. I'm looking at two Radiators, Berg's and Brassworks. Both are quality items. The Berg Radiator that I'm looking at is a hefty $795 plus ship&H with Brassworks priced at $645 plus S&H ship, Both are the flat tube with 10 fins per inch-- modern efficient cores. If any you have or had one of these, I would love to see your comments/advice regarding what you think about these two radiators. Have a Great day, Hugh