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Walker C-491-2 Cobra 1932 Ford Radiator for Chevy Engine
- Features a copper core w/ 1-piece brass tanks
- This radiator is designed for the 1932 Ford with a Chevy engine
- There are vertical tubes every 1/4" and 17 fins per inch of height
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Product Summary
1932 Ford Model B, Single Pass Radiator Style, Copper
- Features a copper core w/ 1-piece brass tanks
- This radiator is designed for the 1932 Ford with a Chevy engine
- There are vertical tubes every 1/4" and 17 fins per inch of height
- Includes heavy duty 12 gauge steel side brackets with pre-drilled holes
- Designed to be a simple bolt-in install with no modifications to grille or grille shell
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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.
- 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
Ford Chassis W/ Chevy Engine Application Chart (GIF)
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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4 Reviews
Customers praise our brass radiator for its top-quality, durability, and practicality, emphasizing that unlike aluminum alternatives, it can be repaired if damaged, making it an ideal choice for those on the road. Appreciated for its perfect fit, customers say it requires no adjustment and that original grills fit perfectly. While a bit pricey, users affirm its worth the investment. Its aesthetic appeal in vehicles like the '32 Ford Coupe is also highlighted. It's a first choice for its repairability and great fit.
Ratings & Reviews
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4 Reviews
Customers praise our brass radiator for its top-quality, durability, and practicality, emphasizing that unlike aluminum alternatives, it can be repaired if damaged, making it an ideal choice for those on the road. Appreciated for its perfect fit, customers say it requires no adjustment and that original grills fit perfectly. While a bit pricey, users affirm its worth the investment. Its aesthetic appeal in vehicles like the '32 Ford Coupe is also highlighted. It's a first choice for its repairability and great fit.
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5.0
5 years ago
DEUCE
BC Canada
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Great Radiator
Top quality
5.0
7 years ago
Mill auto
Waterdown, Ontario, Canada
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Aluminum rads might be pretty but they can't be repaired. Brass can be repaired. If you're on the road and get a rock through your aluminum rad, you could be stuck for days. Brass rads can be repaired. My first choice
Fit perfectly
5.0
8 years ago
Matt B.
Everglades City FL.
Verified
A little expensive, but you get what you pay for. No tweaking or adjusting, just Bolted right in and the original grill shell fit perfectly.
Would Recommend
Can't go wrong with a Walker Radiator!
5.0
8 years ago
Mike
Harrisburg, OR
Verified
In my '32 Ford Coupe, great fit, looks good!
Would Recommend
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30 model a 350 chevy 32 grill shell what radiator will fit
by elmo
• 10 years ago
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I have this radiator in my 32. What electric cooling fans will work with it? I don't have much room between the radiator and water pump pulley. Thanks, Scott
by scott
• 11 years ago
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