Does anyone know where i can get a radiator for a 62 Chevy
My son and I are building one and the old one is beat.
Your help is appreciated! Thanks "WHEELS"
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I'am interested in the Early 40s style
look !

Just take the measurements and PRC / SRS will make one for it.....
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Grump

Sure can, here's the link wheels:

www.streetrodstuff.com/Products/index.php?id=99&type=0&browsing=1

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Jason Long
Streetrod Stuff Webmaster

If they cant help griffin also lists one 1-800-722-3723 as does Walker 1-800-821-1970 I would NOT buy direct try to get it from a shop that deals in rods .Truck shop in cali has them in stock also but i think they are US radiator. have had good luck with all of them.Griffin is very expensive but seems to have been one of the best so far.(cooling and durability)
Mike
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Drive like you stole it !!

Wheels, PRC just sent me a list of standard size GM and Ford radiators that they now offer. E-mail me the width and height of your radiator and I'll give you a price. I also need to know if its a verticle flow or cross flow radiator. Contact me at dick@streetrodstuff.com. The new rads will be up on the sit very soon....as soon as I load them. I know you won't find a similar high quality product at a better price. Also I have never received even one complaint on a PRC radiator in the two years we've handled them.
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Dick Z

Dick, I will get the measurements and get back to you.
It is a stock 62 chevy wagon if that helps.
if not it will take me a few days. the car is at my sons garage. Thanks wheels.

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I'am interested in the Early 40s style
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I know that J.C. Whitney has all sorts of Radiators,pretty fair priced also.........
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Where there'z a will.... There'z a RELATIVE !!

Thats a new one to me . Who is PRC? never have seen there radaitors. How long have they been building radiators?? I think Howe and Afco got on the bandwagon also but have not used Afco yet(they allways made good racin parts) Do you have a # for them like to see there product as some of the big guys get backed up in the spring pretty good. Read your Bio Dick, used to bring tubing up from shelby ohio to your place in canton(maybe akron too) also to new departure. Thanks
Mike
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Drive like you stole it !!

How about the cheapist one for a 35 Ford PU? Griffin wanted $409 plus $20 shipping.
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Damn, I wish I had more time.
35 Ford Pick-Up

Dirk have used that radiator and it fits perfect. The welding is just like art work.I have not seen any of the others that Dick talks of .But do know you wont have wasted money on a griffin(hey i dont even sell them ,so what do i have to gain LOL) I have had 2 walker radiators leak and was not happy with the service,but i guess all the big companys are like that now. Remember cheapist dont mean its good just cheap.LOL
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Drive like you stole it !!

You are right on that one, never had a problem with Griffin rads. In the garage business we always used Modine radiators, good quality and availibilty, decent prices.

I got my radiator from U.S. Radiator and I didn't open the box for a year and when I put it in I noticed there was no condensor and on the model A thats important I called them they checked the invoice and it was ordered with out a condensor but they said no problem they made me a new one and had the old radiator picked up at my home by UPS and the only charge was the additional cost of the condensor. I would buy again from them anytime good customer relations are a premium to me. I am not perfect I am just a hot rod nut....by the way the radiator is just great.

Dr. Pepper

I have heard nothing but good about U.S. Radiators.
Walker used to be good, but I thing they got too big for their own good.

Griffins a good one to think about too.

See ya
Slammin
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