Radiator help how many cores?

[78Delta88]

Good to know, I figured the 83/86 would be different... maybe. I have friend with a 78 when I get chance I'll go look.

Good to know reproductions are out there. I don't get into that much myself. Doing a flip or resto-mod it's not much of an issue. Being out here in Tucson area, folks I know in Midwest area are more interested in the rust free sheet metal than the purist stickers.

Yet even when doing body and paint repair, I try to cover and protect all the original decals as much as possible. Yet many are already damaged, seems like the pack-rats like the glue that was used.

 

[78Delta88]

My 86 is copper didn't get chance to measure but looks like possible replace yours. It's going to be a 2 row, Same problem ... Eventually will need re-cored. Yep, Jack sticker won't work, different style jack.

 

[CrammerGram69]

Nice car, I've been posting everywhere. i know there is a lot of cars left with those radiators. just can't find any, Less people in the community want to help each other unlike what it was 10+ yrs ago. Sad.

tall order... but maybe someone can help me out with a 1978-79 Style Pre-computer 3.8L Rad Emissions decal? Again, big issue i can only find them for 81+ with the computer stuff, Different routing etc. So yes it being correct is important. I have one but it is i think from a 1977 engine.

I assume the owners that i got my car from, power washed the car a lot or kept up on the detailing work because mine fell off and is barely readable. (Scrubbing i bet). or sunlight? I have a spare fan shroud from a '80 but it... not 100% correct. Ugh.

 

[ELCAM]

To really get the right emissions sticker you will need this code if it is still readable.

 

[CopperNick]

Guard that mini donut with your life. They too are becoming way scarce. The body shops harvested many of them to use on client cars when they took the road wheels off. I have a small stack of my own that I use with the Monte for shop movements. I actually swapped one in to my S-10 in place of the full size to gain some room in the basement for my exhaust pipes.



Nick

 

[mikester]

I used one of these for my wagon. Perfect fit. Shroud fits like factory. Copper/brass 3 row.

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[78Delta88]

Guard that mini donut with your life. They too are becoming way scarce. The body shops harvested many of them to use on client cars when they took the road wheels off. I have a small stack of my own that I use with the Monte for shop movements. I actually swapped one in to my S-10 in place of the full size to gain some room in the basement for my exhaust pipes.



Nick

I have 2 Monte rims, anyone need them?

Had several of the donut spares, used for rollers during paint

 

[CrammerGram69]

To really get the right emissions sticker you will need this code if it is still readable.

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Crap! I forgot about that. I need to look at mine and I have a replacement shroud from a friend that's a 1980 Century Sport coupe 3.8.

 

[CrammerGram69]

Guard that mini donut with your life. They too are becoming way scarce. The body shops harvested many of them to use on client cars when they took the road wheels off. I have a small stack of my own that I use with the Monte for shop movements. I actually swapped one in to my S-10 in place of the full size to gain some room in the basement for my exhaust pipes.



Nick

Oh really? I have a second one on a Parts car, Uniroyal as well. lol. Should i keep it now? haha. And what about the bumper jacks?

 

[CrammerGram69]

I used one of these for my wagon. Perfect fit. Shroud fits like factory. Copper/brass 3 row.

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Thank you, man! Wow, $320 is a pretty good price for a copper.