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Old 04-20-2018, 10:27 AM
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Can anyone help me identify this radiator support?

I think it is a 68 small block but I am not sure.

If you can help to identify it I would appreciate it.

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Thank you and best regards,

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Old 04-20-2018, 11:36 AM
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i would think one clue would be to measure the distance between the two lower radiator supports.
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Hi,
The configuration of the two lower 'cradles' indicate that the core-support is for a copper radiator not an aluminum radiator.
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David I would say ‘68 big block. Here is a pic of a ‘68 small block. Pins to mount.
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Hi t,
Your photo shows the lower mounts for an aluminum radiator, David's photo shows a core-support for a copper radiator.
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Core-support for an aluminum radiator.
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My 6t8 SBC has that design. The original engine was a 350hp 327. There has been much discussion regarding radiators in the 68 model year. Some 350hp came with aluminum radiators some with the copper ones. A late 68 that I've worked on a BBC has an X cross brace but the same design as pictured. T
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