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Phil Reinhardt
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I must replace the radiator on my 1975 26' I dont know the model, can any one give me a lead on a new or used replacement.
 
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Do you have the Chevrolet chassis with the 454 engine?
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Ian and Lynnette
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Or post the serial numbers from your data tag, which would help identify the model.
 
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Steve VW
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A while back I did the rad on my 86 Regal. OEM style filler neck was hard to find but I found numerous radiator choices at Summit Racing.

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Duane88
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My radiator leaked also. Opted for a hot rod aluminum replacement that did not have the inlet, outlet, drain, or filler welded in place. Had a local welder locate them where they needed to be. The fittings come the with radiator.
The radiator is a bit smaller than the old one, but it cools better and mounted using the old hardware. Second problem was the old one had a transmission cooling circuit, this one does not. Added an aftermarket transmission cooler.

Been two years, works well!!!


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