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#601794 12/16/2009 7:32 PM
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hi everyone i am putting bbc in my truck what auto salvage rad might work ? i seen somewhere about dodge van?

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well havn't done this yet but i have a 59 and i am going to go with a early to mid 70s radiator, i will have to rebuild the core support to accept it but saying that you can pretty much go with any radiator as long as your willing to make it fit


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Daniel Bland #602182 12/18/2009 12:22 AM
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have a rad made, you will save a headache. My radiator guy charges me about $200-$250.


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Scott Danforth #602183 12/18/2009 12:25 AM
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Ditto what Scott says. I had one made for mine using the stock frame and upper tank, ran me about $300. It's good for any engine I want to throw in it, plus it was alot cheaper than the aftermarket rads of the same size.


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I can't help but wonder if a stock V8 radiator wouldn't work. I'm not running a big block but am making decent hp and have never had overheat problems.


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