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04-30-2013, 03:17 PM
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Location: Fresno ca
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1971 C10 Radiator???
I was looking on ebay for a new shiny aluminum radiator, and I came across one for $175 shipped, there is nothing wrong with mine just looking for something nicer. The one for $175 is a 2 row radiator and they have 3 and 4 rows for a little more. Does anyone know the difference?? what comes stock in a 71 c10 with a 350? any advice would really help, thanks.
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04-30-2013, 03:29 PM
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Location: Bonne Terre, Mo
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Re: 1971 C10 Radiator???
The 350 as far as I know never came with less than a 3 roll rad. Two roll was for an inline 6. Four roll in the big block unless it was ordered special or with a stock air truck. Insure the rad has provisions for an automatic transmission if your running an auto tranny.
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04-30-2013, 03:33 PM
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Re: 1971 C10 Radiator???
"Roll"...
 Anyhoo... I have a 2 row ebay aluminum cheapy in my 1972 GMC. Has wide tanks like a 4 row, so it fit in the original 4 row mounts just perfect. It has performed flawlessley, and has kept my truck cool even stuck in traffic on 90 degree days. I have a pretty rowdy 350 SBC in my truck with a street/strip buil TH350. Gary
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