Radiator size?

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Radiator size?

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Hey guys I got my 318 poly finally, picked it up this weekend. :D Got me to thinking, what about a radiator? 8O The one in the truck doesn't mount right. :( It had two bolts with pipe spacers and wired at the bottom.

I got a good radiator from the 68 truck but it was a /6. :roll: are they different sizes?? :?

Thanks Matt :?:
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a 6 will more then likly have less cores then the 8. i got one in my parts truck i can make you a deal on, let me check its condition and get back with you. oh yeah, its a 66 rad and its for the poly, so it will fit. :wink:
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Matt,
Great to hear you have your engine! Glad that all worked out. I had
Butch Romig make me up a 3 core deep rad for my '61.
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I've only run /6's.

My 71 has/had a 2 core and my 65 has/had a 3 core, but, like John, that was special made.

Now the 71 has the three core....
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