66-67 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 Factory Original Radiator Shroud on 2040-parts.com
Manasquan, New Jersey, US
66-67 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 442 FACTORY ORIGINAL RADIATOR SHROUD. Not very many 442’s or Cutlass had these because they were only installed on cars if either the heavy duty cooling option, or the Air Conditioning option, was ordered on the car. The one we have was actually removed from a 442 many years ago, and is still in remarkably good condition. There is no damage and no cut outs, there is one small half inch chip out of the plastic which will never be seen when on car because its directly under the radiator top plate just up against the radiator at the very top. This shroud was a very important component in the H.D. cooling system designed by Oldsmobile engineers to help protect the high performance engines. Especially if they were run at high RPM. Today, the 66-67 442 are so rare and valuable that its certainly a good idea to try and protect it from running hot. No better way to do this than with factory OEM Oldsmobile parts.
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