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Rebuilt Tiger Radiator
- Thread starter Pete S.
- Start date
Pete S.
Bronze Level Sponsor
I'm afraid I don't know. Is there anyway I can tell by looking at it? The shop was familiar with Tigers.
alpine_64
Donation Time
That should say "spec" as in specifications..
What fin count, how many rows and what material is the core.
Pete S.
Bronze Level Sponsor
It is a brass core. If your interest is serious, I'll count the fins and rows.
Pete S.
Bronze Level Sponsor
It has 14 fins per inch, three tubes per row and 37 rows of tubes. The core is 2 inches thick.
boss-tiger
Silver Level Sponsor
Your price seems very fair - FYI just had a Tiger radiator 'repaired' for $285 and quote to completely restore with new core was $800ish. Here in Denver we lost many of our good radiator repair experts.
Pete S.
Bronze Level Sponsor
Thanks. I'm not looking to make any profit, just recover my investment.
studmobile
Diamond Level Sponsor
Same here in Charlotte- Hovis Radiator is no longer in existence
Pete S.
Bronze Level Sponsor
Modern radiators are aluminum and plastic. If you have a problem with it, they just scrap it and put in a new one.
