'72 318 AC Radiator, in decent shape
Posted this a while back and buried the boxed up rad in corner of garage. I am cleaning out unused "clutter" and this needs to go. Free to a good home, pick up or just pay the shipping from Rocklin, CA 95765 (near Sacramento). It's way too nice so I don't have the heart to take it to the dump.
I swapped mine out for a fancy aluminum one as I'm upgrading the motor etc over the winter. I've had the '72 Duster for about 6 months, but the guy before me had gone through motor and replaced the radiator with a new stock style replacement. Looks pretty new although I don't know miles on it. 318/Auto car and it kept up fine even on hot days (100+ in Sacramento, Ca) in traffic. It is an AC car but I didn't have it working yet during the real heat of summer to know for sure it would keep up with AC on seriously hot days. It's not perfect, but I never had any leaks or problems with it. I can ship it in the new radiator's box. The finned portion is about 1.5" thick fyi.
Posted this a while back and buried the boxed up rad in corner of garage. I am cleaning out unused "clutter" and this needs to go. Free to a good home, pick up or just pay the shipping from Rocklin, CA 95765 (near Sacramento). It's way too nice so I don't have the heart to take it to the dump.
I swapped mine out for a fancy aluminum one as I'm upgrading the motor etc over the winter. I've had the '72 Duster for about 6 months, but the guy before me had gone through motor and replaced the radiator with a new stock style replacement. Looks pretty new although I don't know miles on it. 318/Auto car and it kept up fine even on hot days (100+ in Sacramento, Ca) in traffic. It is an AC car but I didn't have it working yet during the real heat of summer to know for sure it would keep up with AC on seriously hot days. It's not perfect, but I never had any leaks or problems with it. I can ship it in the new radiator's box. The finned portion is about 1.5" thick fyi.
