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Found out the culprit. Wrong radiator cap. Put the 16psi back on that the radiator came with. Took Harold for a spin, no visible steam. Harold was the original owner, found paperwork, dealer card, and stuff from Travis Airforce Base even parking stickers still on the car. So that's what I named...

I still have to put the fan shroud on and I was wondering if there's some kind of spacer I can get the fan a little closer to the radiator?

The clutch feels like it has a little resistance. The radiator came with a new 16 psi cap

Having a small overheating issue. Got a new Engineered Cooling aluminum radiator, took the thermostat housing off and pulled the thermostat, and like a fool I didn't test it when I had it out of the car. I'm really hoping the problem is as simple as this although it won't be that simple...

Ordered it last night! Looks like I'm gonna have to drill a couple holes to mount it but no big deal. I need to get her put back together! Still have to get a couple broken valve cover studs out to replace the covers. I will start a thread when I get everything back together.

That's a 26" radiator. My 65 has a 22" radiator. 25.5" or something with the brakets

From what I've found the champion #cc2375 measurements are the closest to what I have in the car. I think I'm going with it

Has anyone had any experience with the champion radiator #CC2375?

So you're saying the champion aluminum radiators might work with a little modifying commando?

Holes in the tank. I keep reading that it will only be a temporary fix. Has anyone found an aftermarket radiator that will work? Or modified one to work?

Would the hole and crack be permanently fixed?

Would that radiator work in a 65 New Yorker I wonder?

Hey guys. I have a 65 new yorker 413 with auto trans. I need to replace my radiator. Pinhole leak and a crack forming. I'd like to go with an aluminum one but some of them seem down right expensive. And most of the ones I see on eBay say they won't fit. I need some help finding a replacement...

i will call him today.

i tried emailing him this morning but i got a message back that it failed to send. like it was the wrong address or something

Someone posted about a guy that rebuilds them but his email doesn't work, Anthony Powell. Does he still do it? How do I get a hold of him?

http://www.hiltopautoparts.com/product/nos-mopar-1960-8-vacuum-ac-heater-switch/ lord almight with the $$$$...is there somewhere else to get these for a reasonable price? does anyone have one that might work for my 65NY?