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#379481 11/28/16 11:50 PM
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Anyone know if there is a supplier of honeycomb radiator cores other than the Filling Station? They dont have my size in stock. Thanks

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There is a company in PA that can make a few each week to order. I don't have the name but a local radiator shop does. The recored one of my radiators. Looks good even though the cell size is smaller than the cars. Much closer to the truck core. Have never used it so don't know how well it cools. Expect it will be very efficient.


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Thank-you. fingers crossed.

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You might try The Brass Works, I believe they are in Santa Rosa, CA.

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the brassworks radiator restoration shop is in paso robles, ca:

http://www.thebrassworks.net/

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Thanks, that's the one I was thinking of.

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no problem, glad to help...

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Was able to place an order through the place in Pennsylvania. Estimated having in about two weeks.... cool Thanks everyone.

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Good deal.

The core has cells closer to the truck radiator than the passenger car. The price was reasonable compared to the BrassWorks. I was told he only would make a couple per week.


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What is the name of the radiator shop in PA

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It is a radiator core manufacturer not a shop. I don't know the name my local radiator shop does.


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Originally Posted by Chipper
It is a radiator core manufacturer not a shop. I don't know the name my local radiator shop does.
My local radiator shop also set this up. They are custom making it. don't know the name. But is best to go through your local shop as they were able to get it for a more reasonable cost. They will be repairing my original tanks then putting them on the core, total cost for all this was comparable to the cost of just the core through the filling station.

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Thank you both for the follow up information and I will work through my local shop also


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