36 Radiator ??

Unknown
Unknown
edited November -1 in HUDSON
I am looking for a radiator or radiator tanks for my 36 hudson 8. That is just about the only part I am missing for the car other than one running board. I am also looking for maybe some tips on restoreing the bottoms of the doors on my car. Considering I doubt i can get new door skins :-)



I also have som variouse parts for sale. I have an aluminum intake for the 6 cylinder and a cast intake for a 6. I have a few carbs, a few distributors, an oil pan, a fuel pump, a push button starter sylinoid, intake exhoust manifold and an good shape 36 terriplane/8 grille (metal grille with chrome front for the 8)

Comments

  • oldhudsons
    oldhudsons Senior Contributor
    36_HUDSON_8 wrote:
    I am looking for a radiator or radiator tanks for my 36 hudson 8. That is just about the only part I am missing for the car other than one running board. I am also looking for maybe some tips on restoreing the bottoms of the doors on my car. Considering I doubt i can get new door skins :-)



    I also have som variouse parts for sale. I have an aluminum intake for the 6 cylinder and a cast intake for a 6. I have a few carbs, a few distributors, an oil pan, a fuel pump, a push button starter sylinoid, intake exhoust manifold and an good shape 36 terriplane/8 grille (metal grille with chrome front for the 8)

    I have an NOS '37 H8 3 1/2" core radiator made by a manuf. in Ohio; not sure if this will fit a '36.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    the 37 radiator you have will work. How much do u want for it?
  • oldhudsons
    oldhudsons Senior Contributor
    It an NOS core, NO tanks, but any radiator shop can swap them over.

    $500 which would inc. shipping.
  • oldhudsons
    oldhudsons Senior Contributor
    This is an original ribbon core, not a reproduction.

    Made by "The Lake Auto Radiator Mfg. Co. Cleveland, Ohio" on the original packing case.

    Please e-mail me directly at: oldhudsons@aol.com if any other questions.
  • Park_W
    Park_W Senior Contributor
    For comparison, I had a well-known and very reputable company in NY make a new honeycomb core for my '36. It was beautiful, but it was also $1200. Ouch!
This discussion has been closed.

Categories

In this Discussion