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Pretty much the same deal for me. I went to a large local auto parts store, and asked for a new radiator for a 1985 5.0 Mustang, and I got a nice light, aluminum radiator with plastic tanks, thats a direct replacement for the old brass rad. It seems like most replacement rads are made that way nowadays.
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we use a champion radiator in duster. CC526 3 row, $200. it fits perfect.has tanks on top and bottom. rule was had to be same as original.
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