| MrHenderson | -- 11-11-2024 @ 11:44 AM |
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I need to verify that the radiator in my '36 pickup is the right one. I am pretty sure that the return (top hose) pipes have been cut but I need to see some pictures. The top is roundish and doesn't have the extended tank that I have seen on '36 cars. Thanks
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| ford38v8 | -- 11-11-2024 @ 2:48 PM |
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Pictures galore in the club’s publication 1935-36 Ford, available on this website, the Foundation, and from several suppliers. You’re also welcome to post pictures of the radiator you now have for identification. Take a closeup picture of the top tank and it’s stanped in code. Alan
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| MrHenderson | -- 11-12-2024 @ 5:21 PM |
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Couldn't find the picture when I posted, but now can upload as you see. Yeah that looks good. Not the best angle but the return pipes come straight out of the top. So even if it is the correct radiator, it's gonna need work above my pay grade.
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| ford38v8 | -- 11-12-2024 @ 10:27 PM |
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Let's identify what you have. Look at the backside of the top tank. It will have an I.D. stamped into the tank. you'll be able to identify the year and manufacturer of the unit by that stamp. Post a picture of it if you can. Alan
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| MrHenderson | -- 12-07-2024 @ 1:29 PM |
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Sorry to take so long. Once I could read it I thought I could also find out my self. This is me giving up. The top line reads 1BA-E so I don't find that in my parts book the bottom line - not so clear one of these three I think: 61 or 01 or G1 Oh and this is not the radiator in the picture posted previously. thank you
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