Having Trouble finding a Radiator

nashranch · Apr 11, 2017

I want to buy a good used radiator for my 1951 Ford 8N project. I don't want to buy a aftermarket new one. Anybody out there have one For Sale??? Let me know what you got by text message 541-228-5453 or by email [email protected]

Thanks

Bruce (VA) · Apr 11, 2017

These guys should be able to help you w/ used parts:

John Smith [email protected]

Rod Mondor at Forest Lake Tractor [email protected] or 651 464
4628

Ken at Long Lane Tractor [email protected] or 717-367-8610
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HCooke · Apr 11, 2017

Also try Rippee's used tractor parts in Missouri. I have never been disappointed with the parts I have bought from them.
http://www.farmnetservices.com/salvage/view.php?id 467

ArleninOr · Apr 11, 2017

nashranch, you must be in Oregon. E-mail me I can probably help with a use one.

nashranch · Apr 11, 2017

(quoted from post at 11:49:55 04/11/17) nashranch, you must be in Oregon. E-mail me I can probably help with a use one.

What is your email ArleninOR? I'm in Springfield

Gary (Or) · Apr 11, 2017

There is Farmland Tractor

32427 Old Hwy 34, Tangent, OR 97389

541-928-1646

farmlandtractor.com

Gary (Or)

nashranch · Apr 11, 2017

(quoted from post at 15:37:47 04/11/17) There is Farmland Tractor

32427 Old Hwy 34, Tangent, OR 97389

541-928-1646

farmlandtractor.com

Gary (Or)

Farmland was a bust...no used radiators...they just wanted to sell me a new one

Tall T · Apr 11, 2017

Nash,

I may have missed it but is the one you now have beyond repair?

I've had rads rebuilt at rad shops and they come out looking and working like new, with a guarantee, for about a third the price of a new one.

Even a total recore (sounds like a movie) is cheaper than new and you are staying OEM so no fitting surprises.

T

nashranch · Apr 11, 2017

(quoted from post at 18:23:45 04/11/17) Nash,

I may have missed it but is the one you now have beyond repair?

I've had rads rebuilt at rad shops and they come out looking and working like new, with a guarantee, for about a third the price of a new one.

Even a total recore (sounds like a movie) is cheaper than new and you are staying OEM so no fitting surprises.

T

It's in really bad shape

Tall T · Apr 11, 2017

See if you can get a rad shop to put your top and bottom tanks
to the correct brand new core. I'm curious as to what they would charge for a re-core now-a-days.

Email that photo to a rad shop and ask them to give you a call.

Sorry you don't have a good spare.
I went overkill over the years
and have good spare rads for all my old vehicles.

Your old side frames ensure the correct height when they're done.

Richard from SE AZ · Apr 12, 2017

There is one posted on the classified ads right now. Looks like it was posted today 4//11//2017

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