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<DIV>I put a Wizard aluminum radiator in my 100. Couldn't be happier. Works
great, customer service was great, (even though they sent me the wrong style the
first time) they made good and paid for all the shipping. I also added an over
flow tank and hooked the system so it is now a closed system. Again works
great.</DIV>
<DIV> I have no qualms about paying a bit more for
something made in this country as the workmanship is top notch and like I said,
the customer service was great. I highly recommend Wizard cooling. NFI, just
satisfied. Plus my car run much cooler now. So I'm a happy camper.</DIV>
<DIV> I also added a SS fan I got from British Car
Specialists in Stockton, California and that fan pulls some air! Great
combination.</DIV>
<DIV>Steven Kingsbury</DIV>
<DIV>BN1 #598</DIV>
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<DIV>In a message dated 7/19/2017 3:15:20 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
banjojohn@cox.net writes:</DIV>
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style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: transparent" color=#000000 size=2 face=Arial>Looking
for any experience with current offerings on ebay.<BR><BR>I just got back a
few days ago from the Conclave in Waco. We had a <BR>great time and met
many nice folks. On our way home to Nebraska driving <BR>in 95 plus
temps, my 65 BJ8 started running hotter and hotter until we <BR>had to pull
into a service station and let it cool down. It boiled over <BR>in the
lot, so I had to replace some antifreeze solution too. It seemed
<BR>like, once the gauge got over 212 the temp rocketed well past the 230
<BR>upper limit on the gauge. I had a similar situation last year driving to
<BR>Wisconsin on a hot day.<BR><BR>So... I'm thinking of replacing the
radiator with an aluminum one. I <BR>put an aluminum rad. in my bugeye a
few years back and never have a heat <BR>problem. I'm wondering if
anyone has any experience with the aluminum <BR>radiators on ebay. One
is a Worley for $355.00 w/ free shipping
<BR>http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-radiator-for-AUSTIN-HEALEY-3000-1959-1967-manual-/112368575956?fits=Make%3AAustin+Healey%7CModel%3A3000&epid=906260673&hash=item1a29b065d4:g:zbQAAOSw4CFY7nCD&vxp=mtr<BR><BR>and
the other is a GPI racing at $350.00 w/ free shipping
<BR>http://www.ebay.com/itm/aluminum-radiator-AUSTIN-HEALEY-3000-1959-1967-/252984917906?fits=Make%3AAustin+Healey%7CModel%3A3000&hash=item3ae7137f92:g:Ia4AAOSwnHZYfX0m&vxp=mtr
<BR><BR><BR>Both made in China and look almost the same except the Worley fan
guard <BR>looks different. The GPI looks more like the original Healey
rad. I've <BR>also seen an American made one from Wizard Cooling for
$499.00,
<BR>https://wizardcooling.com/1959-1968-austin-healey-3000-aluminum-radiator/
<BR>that looks very close to the GPI. The Worley and GPI do not look
like <BR>they have the overflow tube on the side of the filler neck like the
Wizard.<BR><BR>Any thoughts or experience with any of these would be
appreciated.<BR><BR>John O'Brien<BR><BR>'65 BJ8 (Madelyn)<BR><BR>'61 Bugeye
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