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04-24-2015, 06:09 PM
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Location: Lake Almanor, California
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"A" Radiator to '32 shell
I have a top of the line radiator(for a Chevy 350) in a Model A. The manufacturer has not responded to questions about modifying the radiator to fit a '32 shell. I'm sure he would like to sell me another radiator ... but ... that isn't going to happen.
If the faux radiator neck is removed, will this fit a '32 shell? As a youngster, my brother ran a '32 shell on a Model "A" radiator. As I remember, the filler neck was removed, soldered up and a filler opening was attached to the back of the top tank. I do not remember if any modifications, other than relocation of the filler, were necessary. Are the dimensions of the radiators similar? Thanks. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Joe Joe Altieri Lincoln, Ca. |
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04-24-2015, 11:03 PM
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Re: "A" Radiator to '32 shell
May I suggest that you also post this on the HAMB forum (a sister to this one). HAMB is full of just the people you need to ask.
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04-24-2015, 11:10 PM
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Re: "A" Radiator to '32 shell
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