1969 Camaro Original Radiator 4 Core M/t 23" Core on 2040-parts.com
Titusville, Florida, United States
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Best Quality Original Camaro Radiator
Factory original 1969 Camaro radiators professionally remanufactured with original Harrison embossed tanks, brand new cores, brackets; event tags where available. For the concours restoration. Unpainted. Each radiator is fully tested, pressure checked and inspected before it leaves. Note: Radiator is raw and some corrosion will be visible.
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