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#142131 04/13/2005 1:57 AM
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Guys, I hope you can help. I inherited my father's 1965 GMC 4000 with a 305 C V-6 4-speed, 2-spd rear axle. The radiator has begun to pour coolant. I removed it , and the repair shop tried & it is too rotten to repair. It is the original radiator, Harrison is embossed on it, but I have not been able to find a # anywhere. All parts houses and GMC dealerships have not been able to help find a replacement radiator. Can anyone please steer me in the right direction to find another radiator? Thanks, dyna

#142132 04/13/2005 2:43 AM
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some of the repro dealers should have'em [ fer instance, Jim Carter ] but if the 4000 series doesn't have the same rad as the 3000, a good rad shop should be able to recore yours for less than new - check another place!

Bill


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#142133 04/14/2005 6:16 PM
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I'm not sure ware you are located but I have what apears to be a good one I just pulled out of a 61 chevy 2 ton truck if it will work and you want it. It was cooling a 348 when the truck was parked...it had clean coolant when I pulled the engine. I can get you some pics if you are interested.

#142134 04/15/2005 1:26 AM
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I would have your radiator recored. Any radiator shop be able to handle it with on problem.

#142135 04/19/2005 1:57 AM
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You may be able to get lucky from a salvage yard, or from one of the guys above. The best I have found in the northeast is

Maine Auto Radiator MFG CO Inc 14 Forrestal Street, Lewiston, ME 04240
(207) 784-0189
They still manufacture the original type of radiators. Give them a call, they may be able to point you to someone closer.

#142136 04/27/2005 1:43 AM
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Dyna, looks like rcurrier has the best deal -- if the radiator fits, wear it!

Good advice all around -- thanks guys!

Aschubox! Where ya been? Didn't we chat before about home??

Regards,
John


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