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Radiator

Chevelle_Nut

Chevelle_Nut

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Dang it, You would think a radiator could make it over 40 years but no, my Bronze Chevelle's is dripping. I thought I had the receipt, can't find it. I know I bought it at NPD in Charlotte around 1984. Don't laugh about the receipts, I have some from the mid 1970's for it.
 
Hey Amazon, I don't want no stinkin shiny ass aluminum radiator!! All I need is stock cooling for A/C and an automatic, black in color.
 
^^^read the 2 reviews, one says it fits just fine, the other says it doesn't BUT the reason is the 2nd guy probably had a 2 row originally. The tanks on a 3 or 4 row on the driver's side were the same width as the filler tank. If that's what you have, it appears it'll fit. If not, you probably only need different cushions.
 
cheveslakr said:
^^^read the 2 reviews, one says it fits just fine, the other says it doesn't BUT the reason is the 2nd guy probably had a 2 row originally. The tanks on a 3 or 4 row on the driver's side were the same width as the filler tank. If that's what you have, it appears it'll fit. If not, you probably only need different cushions.
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The second guy was trying to put it into a 1969 Riviera, not a Chevelle.
 
Out of stock on the 330 one, the 391 version seems to be in stock. Riviera uses the same radiator.....it was the 2 row tank that through him/her/they/them.
 
kmakar said:
I personally would have done the aluminum one and painted it, but they are spendy.
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I debated long and hard, this car rarely gets used and radiators have really gone up in price. I paid a little more over Amazon at OReilly's but if there is an issue I can take it to the store. Radiators don't survive a lot of delivery carriers. I don not like cars dripping fluids on my garage floor.
 
Chevelle_Nut said:
I debated long and hard, this car rarely gets used and radiators have really gone up in price. I paid a little more over Amazon at OReilly's but if there is an issue I can take it to the store. Radiators don't survive a lot of delivery carriers. I don not like cars dripping fluids on my garage floor.
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The Champion rad in my Chevelle has survived 3 engine swaps and was delivered 10ish yrs ago and still No leaks, But now that I typed this? 😁
 
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