36 radiator info wanted

[Ohc Joe]

looking to get a radiator for the 36 sedan which has a 37 flathead
anyone know we’re to grab one aluminum
i’m looking at these on ebay and of course there’s a handful to choose from
i need to go make some measurements

[KiWinUS]

Caution using a non stock radiator. The radiator is a key to locate and secure the whole front end of a 36.

[TJ]

Originally Posted by KiWinUS

Caution using a non stock radiator. The radiator is a key to locate and secure the whole front end of a 36.

X-2 on that information.

[Ohc Joe]

Shoot ok
I have the original one still
Any one know of a good shop to re do it in so cal

[51504bat]

Fontana Radiator

Repaired the one in my '40 1 1/2 ton cab and chassis as well as recored the heater for my '54 Ranch Wagon. Very happy with their work.

Fontana Radiator | Heavy Equipment, Aluminum, Brass, Custom & Motorcycle Radiator Repair
909-822-8737
17635 Arrow Blvd.
Fontana, CA 92335

[Ohc Joe]

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Originally Posted by 51504bat

Fontana Radiator

Repaired the one in my '40 1 1/2 ton cab and chassis as well as recored the heater for my '54 Ranch Wagon. Very happy with their work.

Fontana Radiator | Heavy Equipment, Aluminum, Brass, Custom & Motorcycle Radiator Repair
909-822-8737
17635 Arrow Blvd.
Fontana, CA 92335

Sweet thanks I'll check them out i was thinking about A1 radiator in ontario too

[Joeyv]

I had bad luck having my 36’s radiator repaired. I took it to 2 different radiator shops in the San Diego area. If the radiator is not assembled with the correct geometry, the hood and side panels will not fit correctly. That is what happened to my radiator. After a half dozen trips to radiator shops I ended up buying a new radiator from Brassworks. It wasn’t inexpensive and I had to wait 6 months for it to be delivered, but it dropped right in, fit perfectly and it has a 4lb cap. It is a really nice radiator, I recommend their work.

[ScubaChief60]

I had good luck with these folks. They made a radiator for my 1935 Fordor with 85HP Flathead. It is a 7 PSI unit and I have used it now all throughout the past summer. It took about a month to get mine once ordered. They have many options you can choose from from all aluminum to other. Take care!

https://usradiator.com/product/ford-...XpahfrgY_2lsOQ

[51504bat]

Another option if you decide on the aluminum route is the Radiator Lady located near Temecula, CA I've heard positive reviews but I don't have any first hand experience.
The Radiator Lady - Welcome

[Ohc Joe]

Originally Posted by 51504bat

Another option if you decide on the aluminum route is the Radiator Lady located near Temecula, CA I've heard positive reviews but I don't have any first hand experience.
The Radiator Lady - Welcome

Thanks I will check it out

[Drbrown]

Regarding Aluminum Radiators: I recommend searching for performance data on brass/copper vs aluminum radiators. I previously found a trust worthy test report that indicated they both perform (cool) at about the same efficiency. More important to me, its much easier to repair a copper radiator than aluminum.

[Ohc Joe]

Radiator is at the shop I'll keep ya posted