Rad number

[retired1961]

Hi, I have a 26" rad, came in the package deal on a 68 R/T Charger, part number 2949 059, would this be the correct rad for a a/c car? thx Scott

 

[moparnation74]

No...059 is a 69 26" 318 auto...

68 is the 2898047 for 440 AT/MT

 

[retired1961]

No...059 is a 69 26" 318 auto...

68 is the 2898047 for 440 AT/MT

Thanks for the reply

 

[Mopars & Missiles]

The first two digits of the P/N tell you that it is at least a '69 or later radiator, so as 'nation said, it can't be correct for your '68 car. The number he provided starts with "28" which would be a '68 and later part number.

 

[retired1961]

The first two digits of the P/N tell you that it is at least a '69 or later radiator, so as 'nation said, it can't be correct for your '68 car. The number he provided starts with "28" which would be a '68 and later part number.

 

[retired1961]

Thanks, that is something I never knew, trying to keep most of the numbers correct on this car,

 

[1 Wild R/T]

047 isn't an easy one to find....

 

[retired1961]

047 isn't an easy one to find....

 

[retired1961]

LMAO...….. Well that's the way my luck usually goes. See new repo at 1400$

 

[1 Wild R/T]

LMAO...….. Well that's the way my luck usually goes. See new repo at 1400$

Yeah, question is "How bad do ya want it?" I found an 048 for $150 with a new core already installed & decided it's close enough..... If I ever stumble across the 047 I can swap the tank....

 

[BLK 68 R/T]

Yeah, question is "How bad do ya want it?" I found an 048 for $150 with a new core already installed & decided it's close enough..... If I ever stumble across the 047 I can swap the tank....

The 048 should be more $$$ than the 047 rad, being that’s the “Hemi” one...