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tincan1966 · 03-21-2013, 11:31 AM

It all boils down to you get what you pay for. There are radiators all over the web ranging from $169 to $600.
I personally like the BeCool and Northern brands and usually convert to a crossflow type.
There are several bolt ins available.
One lace I just ran across is Wizard Cooling out of NY, and Cool Craft. Both seemed to be in the intermediate price ranges. Also Alumarad has a decent looking product for the money.

Most people will shop for the cheapest from the mail order places(summit, Jeg's, etc) which is cool. If you find a product with a part number-try Amazon.com- sometimes they will surprise you.
JMO

03-21-2013, 11:31 AM	#5
tincan1966 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Independence,KS Posts: 1,477	Re: aluminum radiator for a 1965 c10 It all boils down to you get what you pay for. There are radiators all over the web ranging from $169 to $600. I personally like the BeCool and Northern brands and usually convert to a crossflow type. There are several bolt ins available. One lace I just ran across is Wizard Cooling out of NY, and Cool Craft. Both seemed to be in the intermediate price ranges. Also Alumarad has a decent looking product for the money. Most people will shop for the cheapest from the mail order places(summit, Jeg's, etc) which is cool. If you find a product with a part number-try Amazon.com- sometimes they will surprise you. JMO