ejdubu Posted July 13 Report Posted July 13 I have a 1889 convertible that is in need of a radiator. Can anyone tell me where this came from?
Stacey Posted July 13 Report Posted July 13 On my 1991 I pulled the radiator and went to the local radiator rebuilder. He looked and was unable to find the exact one I had, and mine was not leaking but ready for replacement. He ended up buying a slightly larger tube size that still was able to transfer the tanks. So can't tell you what yours is out of but they are rebuildable. The new replacement ran cooler than before, so it was a good upgrade.
Gunslinger Posted July 13 Report Posted July 13 Depending on what’s wrong with the current radiator it should be able to be recored. Any competent radiator shop can do it.
ejdubu Posted July 13 Author Report Posted July 13 Thank you! There in lies the problem. Finding a competent shop. I was hoping to be able to find an aluminum replacement.
ejdubu Posted July 13 Author Report Posted July 13 Just now, ejdubu said: Thank you! There in lies the problem. Finding a competent shop. I was hoping to be able to find an aluminum replacement. I will keep looking and see if I can find someone. That is a dying industry.
mfg Posted July 14 Report Posted July 14 On 7/12/2024 at 9:11 PM, ejdubu said: I have a 1889 convertible that is in need of a radiator. Can anyone tell me where this came from? You might get in touch with Universal Parts (Humbolt, Iowa) for their P/N CR9606 aluminum radiator 19”X 28”…. $140 (older price)
mfg Posted July 14 Report Posted July 14 Speedway Motors also has a P/N 917347 aluminum radiator that may work for you …$130. ( older price)
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