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Hi

I am looking for a place to buy a ready made Radiator for my 1930 Chevy 4 door sedan. Can anyone advise me please.

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Cecil

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Check out the Filling Station or the Brass Works.

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Hi

Will the 1931 Radiator from CGJ company can be used for my 1930 Chevy.

It looks like the same size. Does anyone know the difference between the two Radiators.


http://www.cgj.com/store/product/gm-2043-1931-chevrolet-radiator/

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The core on the 29-30 year is 18 1/8 X 23 13/16 and the
31-32 year is 17 15/16 X 24 1/4.

These numbers were from the Filling Station catalog.

Would they interchange? I don't know. I'm on my third radiator so I'm going to go out and measure all of them in the morning. My first is a modern style without honeycombs, the second is a honeycomb that blew out at the tank, the third is a honeycomb that overheated last time I drove my 1929 Sedan.

I don't know if all of mine were "the right size" so maybe I can see what will fit. I like that aluminum one you have pointed out.

Jim


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Mine measure out to
18 x 24
18 x 23 3/4 and
18 x 23 1/2.

All of these fit in the shell. Will the aluminum work? I leave that up to you to decide.

Jim


Jim Barnhart
Temple City, California

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