37 pickup radiator in 36 pickup

[Bbhf]

Greetings to all: I did a quick search but did not find the info i needed: Hope someone can help: Will a 37 pickup radiator fit in a 36 pickup? Will the fill neck line up with the fill cap on the grill shell: Thanks. skip

[blucar]

I restored a '37 pickup many years ago, at the time my brother had a very nice dead stock '36 pickup.
I can assure you that a '37 radiator will not fit in a '36, nor will a '35 fit into the '36 without some surgery.

[Bbhf]

Bill: thank you for the information: i will have look for the right one: had a chance to pick up the 37 but i thought i would ask before i bought it: hows the weather? its snowing here in ct. skip

[1937pickup]

I keep having advertisements for Brass Works Radiators appear in my new feed. They may be able to supply you with a new one that is correct. I don't know how much they charge but it is worth a look.

[Bbhf]

I have a brass works in my model a banger. Real nice radiator. The 37 was a nice one for a lot less. Nothing like a new radiator that has no build up in the core. My coupe always runs cool. Thanks, sk

[Jeff/Illinois]

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The '37's have a different part number in the Green Bible, I guess for a reason.

If you can get a GOOD one cheap enough, you can use it for trading stock for what you need.

Or give this guy a call he is the best on Model A's.

http://www.bergsradiator.com/contactus.html

[Bbhf]

Jeff: thanks for the info: trading is always good: i have a line on one here in ct:i will see if it is any good: skip