Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Re: Pacer radiator Needed

[Terry Atkins <twa1950@xxxxxxxxx>]

That is what I think I would do. Get the dimensions of the Pacer radiator. Mounting holes and all and head to the local pull-a-part and start looking. They only want $25 for them at our local yard. I would try and mount it first. I am good at tearing things up so I would be only out the $25. If it turn out to be a good radiator a cheap fix if not at least you would know what of kind of car you could use and what it would take to make it fit. Of course I would take mine to the local radiator shop first and see if they could fix it. I never had any luck with getting old radiators fixed myself.

Terry

GrublinX@xxxxxxx wrote:

In a message dated 6/15/2007 10:12:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time, baddassgremlin@xxxxxxx writes:

But, as Brad has mentioned,,,, Getting the dimensions of the Pacer
radiator and then checking that out with other AMC cars and even
other brand cars,,, I am sure something will be close enough to fit.
For now I think a local radiator shop for a reconditioning of the
ones we have now is in order... Bob

Bob,

I agree with you. I did find a place on the web that claims to have them, but they want $332. I suppose that's OK in the face of no other alternatives. Here it is for those who are interested:

http://market.autopartsfair.com/amc-radiators/catalog-item-19114.html 

 

 

Charlie

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