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#752417 06/06/2011 11:39 AM
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Its finally time to fix or replace the original radiator in my 41. Has anybody swapped in one of these new aluminum radiators from superior or AFCO? Or should I just go for recoring mine, I'd rather just deal with the problem instead of pouring in bars leak or some other thing.

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i wish i could help you, but, i'm in the same position myself. new radiators cost between $350 and $900. i am gonna watch this post carefully. i'm at the start of a partial restoration of a 41 1.5 ton. the radiator is one of the big ticket items i will be needing. after sitting 50 years, the original was toast. good luck.

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i got all of mine recored. priced ranged anywhere from $350-$400.

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Well, I bit the bullet on Friday and ordered a new radiator from cool craft. It isn't cheap but they do have a warranty, and it is made here in the U.S. by americans. They offer 4 different types of cores, I went with the high efficiency model, as it will cool my 216 as well as a small block if the 216 ever dies. Only down side is they build to order so I have to wait 2 weeks or so. Thanks for the feedback, I'll post some pictures when it arrives.


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