Help choosing replacement radiator
 

72 k5, 4x4, AC , anyone have any recommendations? I've looked at a few, but how to choose? Blazer is all stock in engine compartment. I'd like it to be a simple bolt on, I will probably stay with fan, not go electric fans. Thanks for all help!

Re: Help choosing replacement radiator
 

We make bolt-in conversion radiators and we also offer a forum member discount:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=590670
http://www.rndfabrication.com/images/C10-earlyA.jpg

We can build it for any engine set-up (no additional charge) and include a free built-in trans cooler if needed.

Re: Help choosing replacement radiator
 

Thank You, I will definitely look into these.
Thanks Again, I feel better using someone from this site! It's rough
Figure ing out who's talk is accurate and who is just selling garbage. Your radiatorsupport appear to be my answer. I will be calling after work.
Daniel

Re: Help choosing replacement radiator
 

I have a nice stock 4-core copper and brass radiator that I would part with if you are intersted in staying OEM. Shoot me a PM if interested.

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Pm sent

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I bought one from summit racing. It's a summit branded radiator but is made by northern. I'm not sure if it US made but the one in my Chevelle says made in the USA. This one doesn't.

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Here is another one I found. They use formed tanks instead of fabricated. I don't have any experience with them, just giving options...

http://www.speedcooling.com/1967_197..._Radiator.html

http://www.speedcooling.com/webimages/369S-R2.jpg

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Ordered from Sparky at RnD. I can'tell wait! I will post a review of
From packaging, wait time, and install.

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If I had to do all over again I would prefer to buy from him as well. I thought the summit radiator was US made until I did research. Northern has moved across the border. It's been too long to return but I would rather support a domestic parts supplier anyday so lesson learned.

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Perfect timing. I was just gonna post about this very subject. Looking forward to the review and pics of the install.