Where can I find a radiator like this

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Fostang

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I'm looking for a stock style radiator for a 67 and as we all know these had the bottom inlet on the passenger's side.

I'm looking for one that has it on the drivers side.

3 core preffered. Nothing fancy needed

Any ideas?

 

LMan

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wel, you said 'stock style' so I'll keep all my aluminum radiator part numbers in my pocket

...a competent radiator shop can move the inlet from one side to the other, if you are willing to keep the radiator you have.

 

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Don't have a radiator.

 

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Have you tried metromustang.com it took them awhile but they finally got one for my 65.

 

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bnickel

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the stock radiator from a 70 stang will be exactly what you need. they are available in 20" and 24" of course i would recommend the 24"

 

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Fostang

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Will that bolt in just like the stocker?

That's what I'm basicly looking for a clean looking install with no big fabbing required?

 

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A 70 model will not bolt it like a stocker on a 67 Fostang.

 

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Fostang said:

I'm looking for a stock style radiator for a 67 and as we all know these had the bottom inlet on the passenger's side.

I'm looking for one that has it on the drivers side.

3 core preffered. Nothing fancy needed

Any ideas?

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U.S. Radiator makes custom radiators at standard prices... I'd give them a try.

 

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bnickel

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Ronstang said:

A 70 model will not bolt it like a stocker on a 67 Fostang.

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they will bolt right in on a 67, you might have to change the lower mounting brackets but they are available in all the catalogs for cheap and they are a simple bolt in deal, no fabbing required. they will not bolt into a 65-66 however

 

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Fostang

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So what am I looking at spending?

 

65fastback2+2

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johnsmustang.com bought the 65 and 67's rads from there. I got the 4 row desert cooler, sweet easy bolt in, you can ask em for one with the outlet on the drivers side, mine has em both passenger

 

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bnickel

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Fostang said:

So what am I looking at spending?

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for the brackets? they are like 10-15 bucks a piece and the radiator generally runs about 250 or so for a 3 core