Glad to hear about your rad. Mine cost $290 for the recore and the guy 'lost' the bar that goes across the top that the two 1/4" bolts screw into. Claims it wasn't there in the first place.LOL I should have the Pacer back on line t'm'r'o nite. Wife has us scheduled for a car show on Sat. morning @ 9:00 am. NOTHING better go wrong puttin' this thing back in! Gary 'Themix2'
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From: GrublinX@xxxxxxx
To: BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 9:36 pm
Subject: Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Re: Pacer radiator Needed
In a message dated 6/20/2007 9:14:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, horneteer2@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Hmmmm Maybe I'll check ebay again for a rad.
I guess I bought the last one at the suppliers last year.
I am too frustrated to really do much to my Hornet right now. So for now it sits there in my garage and taunts me......
I am on the lookout for a fender though.
It is funny how things work out. I am still waiting. I guess that's how we develop patience.
Just dont slice your hand open installing the new radiator like I did last summer.
The new radiator arrived today. NOS, still in carton -- unbelievable. It is installed and I did so without cutting my hand!
I still need to change the rear rubber gas line, install a new spark CTO and hook up the new temperature gauge I installed under the dash. Then, I'll fire it up and hope for the best. Who knows, maybe it will make Sunday's car show.
Charlie
"Cool Factor X"
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