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Re: Re-core or new radiator? Wally / Montana #1403218 03/27/2021 2:42 AM
Joined: Mar 2019 Posts: 95 Prineville OR S Swami29 'Bolter
Swami29 'Bolter S Joined: Mar 2019 Posts: 95 Prineville OR	I think you got a good deal. My local shop wanted $525.00 for a recore. I ended up purchasing an aluminum aftermarket for about $200.00 Will get the original recored when I find a reputable shop . 1953 3100 Pu

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Re-core or new radiator?	Wally / Montana	11/16/2001 5:44 PM
Re: Re-core or new radiator?	4ontheFloor	11/16/2001 8:15 PM
Re: Re-core or new radiator?	ftyler	11/16/2001 8:38 PM
Re: Re-core or new radiator?	Deaner	11/19/2001 5:42 PM
Re: Re-core or new radiator?	Wally / Montana	11/19/2001 8:44 PM
Re: Re-core or new radiator?	Swami29	03/27/2021 2:42 AM
Re: Re-core or new radiator?	BC59	03/27/2021 2:53 AM
Re: Re-core or new radiator?	Wally / Montana	03/27/2021 5:45 PM

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