1967 1968 1969 Camaro Aluminum Radiator With Fan&shroud on 2040-parts.com
Mount Clemens, Michigan, US
THIS IS A 2 ROW 1 INCH TUBE ALUMINUM RADIATOR made by SUPERIOR RADIATOR
THIS HAS THE STOCK MOUNTS fits 1967 1968 1969 CAMARO WITH A 16" ELECTRIC FAN AND ALUMINUM SHROUD
FAN IS 2500CFM THE TOP IS FINISHED LOOK AT THE PICTURES ASK TO SEE THE OTHER GUYS TOP IT DONT LOOK LIKE THIS !!!
ANY QUESTIONS CALL THE SHOP 586 463 8722 THANKS
THIS IS FOR A STICK SHIFT ADD 50 FOR THE AUTOMATIC ONE
- CNC CUT BRACKETS SO IT BOLTS RIGHT UP
- NO DRILLING NO MODS USES STOCK HOSES
- MADE IN THE USA
- ALL TIG WELDED NO EPOXY
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