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High Boy Radiator for 1932 Ford [2 Row, 1 in. Core]
555-51975
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Radiators
JEGS 555-51975 High Boy Radiator Features:
- For Chevy engine in a 1932 Ford chassis
- Use with stock height 1932 Ford grille shell
- Two rows of 1 in. furnace brazed cores
- Includes brackets for radiator support rods
- Built-in automatic transmission cooler with 1/8 in. NPT inlet
- Drain petcock
- 1/2 in. NPT port at the bottom for sending unit
- Stamped upper & lower tanks
- All aluminum TIG welded construction
- Lower tank depth: 3 in. front to back
- Upper tank depth: 3-3/4 in. front to back
- Side straps/baffles: 4 in. from front to back
- Radiator neck extends 1 in. up past upper tank
Specifications:
What pressure radiator cap does it need
What is the total width at lower mounting bracket’s
How thick is it
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