Radiator
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Sandy Smith
Had my rad for 1951 CD cleaned out and found top tank is split, if anyone has one and willing to ship to Canada would be a great help to get me on the road.
Shipping a complete rad probably prohibited $$$ , so I could commit to a purchase and pick up at Nationals. Thanks Sandy Smith
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Spock Arnold
Sandy; I think I have a spare new style radiator that is already partially disassembled. I could bring it along to Wauseon. E mail me. Dave Anspach
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I and other vendors always seem to have radiators in all conditions from $10 and up at the nationals. I'll be there with about 4 or 5.
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Mike S
I'd be interested in a low cost radiator. Doesn't have to be very pretty or even super water tight. I plan to build a water flow stand using an old motor block & radiator. I'll be looking for a ciba block too....maybe one that's not useable for running, but can be made water tight.
Mike S
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Plandersen
To bad you are not close to Royal City, WA. I have a number of blocks I don’t plan on using. If you know a trucker that comes this way? Kent
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Mike S
You folks in the PNW have all the good stuff....you're just too far away. I took the train out to Seattle back in '99 & drove a '54 Kaiser Manhattan home....fun trip but gosh it was long....
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