Used Radiator For 1990 4runner - Made In Mexico on 2040-parts.com
Gig Harbor, Washington, US
THIS RADIATOR WAS INSTALLED ABOUT 4 YEARS AGO WHEN THE ENGINE WAS OVER HAULED. IT WAS MADE IN MEXICO AND LOOKS TO BE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. IT HAS NEVER LEAKED. IT CAN BE PICKED UP LOCALLY BECAUSE OF THE HIGH COST OF POSTAL DELIVERY FOR AN ITEM SO HEAVY AND LARGE.
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