1971 Radiator Options
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Racer
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1971 Radiator Options
I need to put a radiator in my LS5. I would like something as original looking as possible. I have an original, but it is pretty rough. What would you guys do? Re-core? Buy aftermarket? Of course money is always a consideration.
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2015
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From: Ohio
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Racer
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From: Ohio
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I agree with others on the DeWitts options. They have direct fit replacements for your car in natural aluminum or black. I believe they can even be date coded if you so desire. Other pluses are AMERICAN MADE 
and lifetime warranty. Mine is due to be delivered tomorrow, but it'll be a long while before it's installed and used so the "lifetime" is especially important to me.
paul
and lifetime warranty. Mine is due to be delivered tomorrow, but it'll be a long while before it's installed and used so the "lifetime" is especially important to me.paul