replacing radiator to chassi bolts
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Can you tell us what year and model Vette you have? Dennis
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Sorry, I didn't say, I guess I am a little beside myself with this problem. I have a 61 not much other then the rear end is original. I have it all apart and the radiator support is out and easily accessible. I have thought of drilling down above the existing holes but there is still the plate the bolts go through. Any help or insight will be much appreciated.
Thanks
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I'm more versed in C-2 details, so I'll defer this to my C-1 friends. Dennis
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Still don't understand why you need to drill the holes - there are no bolts through the radiator into the frame on any Corvette.
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Its a radiator "core" support and I also have no clue what you are doing - please explain of get yourself a '61 AIM Assembly Instruction Manual before you Bubba something up irretrievably... Page 136 has what you need...
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I have a 57 and assumed that my core support was the same as yours and was wondering why you are having a oroblem, but after looking, my bolts come right out as the bottom is an open trough.
If you look for new/repro 61 core supports online, you'll see that they all come with the bolts/studs in place. It appears to be a welded assembly.
If you look for new/repro 61 core supports online, you'll see that they all come with the bolts/studs in place. It appears to be a welded assembly.