1930 coupe radiator?

Tom Cavallaro

Tom Cavallaro

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in need of a new radiator. What I'm looking for is someone who has replaced one and they were happy with the installation...looks ...and a model number and supplier. I don't want to just go on a picture and find out insatallation is a nightmare. Thanks in advance for all opinions.
Tom
 
I got this one from Bratton's and installed it this past Spring.

http://www.brattons.com/product.asp?P_ID=1058

It popped right in and fit like the original. No troubles so far.

Keep in mind, mine is a daily-driver and I wasn't looking for one that would be appropriate for fine-points judging. I cannot speak one way or another about how it would be judged on a fine-points car. I was looking for function, and I am very happy with it.

Good luck,

Ken
 
Tom there are literally hundreds of posts about radiators and users experiences. I would search and read a few before I spend that money. I personally like Berg's Radiators. I have installed several and the fit has always been spot on.
 
TinCup said:
Tom there are literally hundreds of posts about radiators and users experiences. I would search and read a few before I spend that money. I personally like Berg's Radiators. I have installed several and the fit has always been spot on.
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x2 on the search and bergs
 
I purchased the $585.## dollar unit from Snyder's for my '29 Tudor. USA made Walker that fits and performs perfectly. Mines not a daily driver, but I do drive it most everyday.
 
I just completed the installation of a Brassworks heavy duty radiator for my 1930 coupe. It has 10 fins per inch. It looks great, was a perfect fit, and the engine does not over heat now. I bought the radiator from Brattons. It was drop shipped and arrived very quickly. It was well packed and had no damage from shipping. I couldn't be more pleased.
 
goodoldvic said:
I purchased the $585.## dollar unit from Snyder's for my '29 Tudor. USA made Walker that fits and performs perfectly. Mines not a daily driver, but I do drive it most everyday.
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Dick,
Minerva had a WALKER 10 fin per inch, made in 1996 & it did EXCELLENT, even on 112 Degree days in crowded city driving.
Bill W.
 
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