Walker Z-503-1 Z-Series 1939 Chevrolet Radiator
Walker Z-503-1 Z-Series 1939 Chevrolet Radiator
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Walker Z-503-1 Z-Series 1939 Chevrolet Radiator

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Single Pass Radiator Style, Copper/Brass, Painted

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    Walker Z-Series radiators feature a 4-row, high-flow copper core which is ideal for use with Big Blocks, blowers, and high compression engines. Built for a direct fit with heavy gauge steel side brackets and mounting holes pre-stamped. Includes a built-in oil cooler for automatic transmissions.

    • Works with original, reproduction steel, or fiberglass grille shells
    • Copper core w/ 1-piece brass tanks
    • Vertical tubes every 1/4" and 12 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

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    Overall tank measurements for this radiator are 26.5" tall and 17" wide.

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    Z-503-1 on a 1939 Chevy. Great radiator,

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    12 years ago

    JPaul

    Texas

    I have run walker radiators for years. I am replacing this radiator because I am upgrading the electric fan and since the rad. is 10 years old and having to take the hood off to replace the fan or radiator I felt this would be the right time to replace the radiator too. Nothing wrong with the radiator but being 10 years old in a street rod that sits a lot in the winter. It fits perfect. I wish the fan fit without any trimming.

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    I need to know the maximum width and height. I will need to locate the radiator forward for fan clearance and I think a 17inch width will work perfectly.

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