1970 L46 Radiator
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1970 L46 Radiator
I recently replaced my radiator with a new aluminum radiator. ( I am not going to have the car judged.)
The old radiator is a Harrison copper brass 26" and I assume it was original but I an not sure. The only number was on the metal radiator tag marked "MK9" and 3018803. There doesn't appear to be a stamped number on the radiator itself only "Harrison".
I have had it reconditioned but my question is: Does it have any value as an original or is it just junk?
The old radiator is a Harrison copper brass 26" and I assume it was original but I an not sure. The only number was on the metal radiator tag marked "MK9" and 3018803. There doesn't appear to be a stamped number on the radiator itself only "Harrison".
I have had it reconditioned but my question is: Does it have any value as an original or is it just junk?
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From: Damascus MD
I recently replaced my radiator with a new aluminum radiator. ( I am not going to have the car judged.)
The old radiator is a Harrison copper brass 26" and I assume it was original but I an not sure. The only number was on the metal radiator tag marked "MK9" and 3018803. There doesn't appear to be a stamped number on the radiator itself only "Harrison".
I have had it reconditioned but my question is: Does it have any value as an original or is it just junk?
The old radiator is a Harrison copper brass 26" and I assume it was original but I an not sure. The only number was on the metal radiator tag marked "MK9" and 3018803. There doesn't appear to be a stamped number on the radiator itself only "Harrison".
I have had it reconditioned but my question is: Does it have any value as an original or is it just junk?
It may have some value. Depends on what is reconditioned. If it needs to be recored not much value IMHO. I had my 70 L46 radiator recored with a correct core. The guy was instructed to keep the tag and he didn't.
If you do decide to part out or sell I am interested in the tag.
Thanks, Bill 301-440-0838
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From: Evergreen Park Illinois
I recently replaced my radiator with a new aluminum radiator. ( I am not going to have the car judged.)
The old radiator is a Harrison copper brass 26" and I assume it was original but I an not sure. The only number was on the metal radiator tag marked "MK9" and 3018803. There doesn't appear to be a stamped number on the radiator itself only "Harrison".
I have had it reconditioned but my question is: Does it have any value as an original or is it just junk?
The old radiator is a Harrison copper brass 26" and I assume it was original but I an not sure. The only number was on the metal radiator tag marked "MK9" and 3018803. There doesn't appear to be a stamped number on the radiator itself only "Harrison".
I have had it reconditioned but my question is: Does it have any value as an original or is it just junk?
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From: Santa Fe NM
It may have some value. Depends on what is reconditioned. If it needs to be recored not much value IMHO. I had my 70 L46 radiator recored with a correct core. The guy was instructed to keep the tag and he didn't.
If you do decide to part out or sell I am interested in the tag.
Thanks, Bill 301-440-0838
If you do decide to part out or sell I am interested in the tag.
Thanks, Bill 301-440-0838
