Ford Ranchero - 1960-1965 1" Tubes Aluminum Radiator & Fan Ae251 on 2040-parts.com
Fountain Valley, California, US
Ford Ranchero - 1960-1965
2 Row With 1" Tubes Aluminum Radiator
Part #AE251
Questions? Call 714-599-3336
FEATURES
· American Eagle higher density core: cooling rows are spaced 3/8" apart: giving you 25% more rows within the core than other aluminum radiators sold on eBay and 35% more rows than OEM copper.
· Aluminum dissipates heat more efficiently than copper or brass
· 14-16 cooling fins per inch (42 per square inch) giving you approximately 1500 more cooling fins than other aluminum radiators and approximately 3000 more than OEM copper radiators
· Lighter weight
· Outperforms all other 2 row aluminum and copper radiators
· High performance appearance
ITEM DETAILS
· Core Dimensions: 18 1/4" high x 19 1/2" wide
· Overall Dimensions: 21" x 26 3/8"
· Upper inlet: 1 1/2"
· Lower outlet: 1 3/4"
· Pin Mount
· OEM style brass petcock drain
· Billet style fill neck construction NOT STAMPED
· 12" Dual Fans available (Please call to add to order)
· Radiator cap is included
· Trans Cooler included
American Eagle Authorized Distributor ...
American Eagle Aluminum Radiators are manufactured at their ISO certified facility. They are made to high standards of quality and workmanship using the HIGHEST GRADES of aluminum available and are constructed with 100% WELDED SEAMS, BRAZED CORE TECHNOLOGY AND NO EPOXY. They come with a lifetime limited warranty.
Shipping:
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International Shipments are via USPS Priority Mail International ...
Our radiators are hand packed in the factory box and shipped via FedEx and USPS with Insurance.
Questions? Call 714-599-3336
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