bergs radiators website

fredski

fredski

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has this site never had any information , showing only
a picture of several rads at a flea market.
ford barners on search seem to recommend bergs over the
other you no who. guess I have to phone for information
but wanted to see pictures on line, like to have dimpled fins.

fredski
 
just to let you all know I called and they are
going to Hershey where i am able to pick up
a rad for my 30 town sedan. 675 is the price
seems high but I will bite the bullet.

fredski
 
Gery acknowleged to me that he needs to refigure the necks on the 28-29 models; they are too tall. He's working on making his own.
 
Gery's radiators will outlast all of us, by the way he constructs them. One of the best investments I made with the old pickup.
 
He must be updating his website to denote the new pricing and radiators that are available as they were incorrect when I last looked.
 
I just paid $756 for a new heavy duty Berg's radiator, including shipping, and I have no regrets. It is a brand new 10 fins-per-inch radiator, it is NOT a recore, and it works great.
 
Many radiators are damaged or corroded beyond repair and my first choice, if a good original can't be found, would be a Berg's radiator. In fact about 8 years ago I bought a new Berg's core at Hershey, just in case I need it some day. This turned out to be a good investment because the metal prices really shot up right after I bought it.

Some radiators can be saved by rodding them out, or, if you really get lucky, they can be saved by a good backflush. I got lucky and was able to keep my original 28 radiator with a good backflush. The block also needed a good backflush.

http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117753
 
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