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Radiator, Inline 6 And Small Block With Manual Transmission, With Or Without AC, Desert Cooler, U.S. Radiator (1972 Chevelle)

Item EK-50-204705-1
$306.88
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      Product Information

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      Features

      • Original Configuration Cross-Flow Radiator
      • Desert Cooler Copper/Brass Construction For Maximum Cooling Capacity
      • Four Rows of 1/2" Tubes On 9/16" Centers
      • Fits 250 6-Cylinder With Air Conditioning
      • Fits Small Block With Or Without Air Conditioning
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 604676-1

      Description


      This Chevelle copper core radiator is a heavy-duty Desert Cooler replacement of the stock original radiator. It is constructed with four rows of 1/2" horizontal cross-flow cooling tubes on 9/16" centers for best cooling capacity. The brass side tanks are correctly ribbed with the inlet and outlets in the stock location. It is designed for use on 250ci cars with air conditioning or 307ci and 350ci cars without air conditioning. No modifications to your car are required to install this radiator. This new Chevelle Desert Cooler manual transmission copper core radiator is ready to bolt-in and replace your leaky, overheating original!

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