Radiator Recore

[Stumper]

Any recommendations for shops that will recore a 62' radiator? Or any place that sells parts to recore? I just picked up a radiator out of a 62' Chrysler BB and its only a two row unit (surprised the heck out of me). I don't even want to think of using it unless its a 3 core but my local shop is not sure he can locate the lower section of the top tank..

 

[Aron Gleason]

Glen ray radiator is the best place to get your radiator fixed.

 

[Sixpaksteve]

I second the Glen Ray recommendation. He’s not cheap but he’ll do the job right and he stands behind his work.

 

[dadsbee]

Glen Ray is in transition and not taking on new work.

Get your Google going... I still have a local rad shop that recores.

 

[Mopar Hunter]

Glen ray radiator is the best place to get your radiator fixed.

I second the Glen Ray recommendation. He’s not cheap but he’ll do the job right and he stands behind his work.

Sadly, Bob is retiring.

 

[Aron Gleason]

Sadly, Bob is retiring.

That seems to be the norm for good shops for anything we need.

 

[BDF6]

Dang it.

 

[ckessel]

Track down a radiator shop that works on trucks, ag and industrial applications.

 

[matthon]

There's an ACME Radiator near me, been there forever and 2 days.

Probably from back in the day when phone numbers were delivered to your door in giant books with yeller pages.

I've been trying to bring everything I can there lately because once it's gone no one else will be picking up the slack.

 

[Geoff 2]

Get an alum rad. Probably cheaper than a recore & cools better.