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Walker C-481-1 Cobra 1917-1923 Ford Model T Radiator for Chevy Engine

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Walker C-481-1 Cobra 1917-1923 Ford Model T Radiator for Chevy Engine
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Walker C-481-1 Cobra 1917-1923 Ford Model T Radiator for Chevy Engine

  • This radiator is specially designed for the 1917-1923 Ford Model T with a Chevy engine
  • Has a chrome dummy filler neck in OEM location that accepts stock caps & accessories
  • Features a copper core w/ 1-piece brass tanks
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Product Summary

Single Pass Radiator Style, Copper/Brass, Painted

  • This radiator is specially designed for the 1917-1923 Ford Model T with a Chevy engine
  • Has a chrome dummy filler neck in OEM location that accepts stock caps & accessories
  • Features a copper core w/ 1-piece brass tanks
  • There are vertical tubes every 1/4" and 17 fins per inch of height
  • Made from heavy duty 12 Ga. steel side brackets w/ pre-drilled holes
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #C-481-1
Radiator StyleSingle Pass
Radiator Flow DirectionDownflow
Material TypeCopper/Brass
Inlet LocationUpper driver side
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Walker Radiator Works C-481-1 Details

Walker Cobra Series radiators boast a relatively thin, but efficient, high-flow copper core which is ideal for use with mild Small Block engines with stock or low compression ratios. Each radiator is built for a direct fit with heavy gauge steel side brackets and standard mounting holes pre-stamped. Plus, all radiators feature a built-in oil cooler for use with automatic transmissions. They work with original, reproduction, steel or fiberglass grille shells.

  • Chrome dummy filler neck in OEM location - accepts stock caps & accessories
  • Copper core w/ 1-piece brass tanks
  • Vertical tubes every 1/4" and 17 fins per inch of height
  • Heavy duty 12 Ga. steel side brackets w/ pre-drilled holes
  • Use a 15-18 lb. radiator cap
  • Brass drain cock
  • Simple bolt-in install w/ no modifications to grille or grille shell

Learn more about how radiators work and selecting the proper radiator for your vehicle by reading our tech article.Radiator Cooling Performance.

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This item is in closeout status and as such, no manufacturer warranty is applicable or extended with its purchase.

Walker Radiator Works C-481-1 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #C-481-1
BrandWalker Radiator Works
Radiator StyleSingle Pass
Radiator Flow DirectionDownflow
Material TypeCopper/Brass
Inlet LocationUpper driver side
Outlet LocationLower passenger side
Row Quantity3
Overall Width Range18.00" to 18.99"
Overall Width18.88"
Overall Height Range22.00" to 22.99"
Overall Height22.75"
Overall Thickness4.25"
Core Width Range18.00" to 18.99"
Core Width18.75"
Core Height Range16.00" to 16.99"
Core Height16.875"
Core Thickness2.00"
FinishPainted
Cooling FanNot Included
Transmission CoolerYes
Shroud IncludedNo
Inlet Size1.50
GENERAL
Sold in QuantityEach
Notes1/8" NPT fittings for transmission cooler. 1/4" NPT fitting for drain. 1.68" wide mounting feet on both sides.
Filler Neck Height2.38"
ColorBlack
Fan IncludedNo

Questions & Answers

5 Questions • 6 Answers

Do you have a shroud to fit this radiator?

by THOM

• 7 years ago

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Will it fit with the crank handle still in place I am using a stock 23 T front frame with a SB Chevy. I want to retain the hand crank for looks. Will this rad fit in the same location while leaving the hand crank in place ? Thanks

by Ttttttt

• 12 years ago

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Would the 16" electric fan be the correct size for this radiator? If not which size would be

by JayB

• 13 years ago

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i have a facotry 23 roadster and was wondering if this would be a direct fit into the origanl spot and could use the origanl grill cover

by 23roadster

• 15 years ago

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what are the dimensions

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