Radiator Question

[michael lunsford <mblunsfordsr@yahoo.com>]

If you decide that the radiator is the problem you can take your old one to 
most any competent radiator shop and get it rebuilt.  The shop down here did it 
for about $180 6 or 7 years ago though I hear it's around $250+ now.  You can't 
tell the difference looks wise from the original.  They use the top and bottom 
of our old radiator and put in new high performance fins that are suposed to 
dissipate heat better.  I'm not sure but I think they put in an extra row of 
whatever you call that stuff with the fins on it making it a 3 row instead of 2 
or a 4 row instead of 3.  Whatever it was they did it works great and my gauge 
is usually less than 1/2.  I also have an electric thermostatically controlled 
pusher fan on mine which no doubt keeps the temp around 1/2 when I'm in traffic 
jams in the summer here in Florida.  I'm thinking AC is the next thing on my 
list. Anybody have any suggestions?
   
  MIke Lunsford

                
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