Pro Touring on a budget
that sheet metal on top, will be cut down to create a small over hang to both channel air into the rad, keep it in place, and look good. The black car in back is my dad's 1950 Cadillac 62 series.
we cut out about maybe a 1/4 inch on either side to get the 26x20 radiator to fit. It looks great and looks stock almost.
But the radiator didn't have a transmission fluid cooler built in, so $30 and a trip to Autozone later, and I have an external oil cooler. Probably over kill, but hey cheap insurance for later.
you can barely see it from the front. perfect. :D
I also finally got the gaskets made and the wires to connect the fender indicators up. I just wish they made these lights in leds to make them easier to see, but that's price you pay to be steezy. :D (stylin)
that sheet metal on top, will be cut down to create a small over hang to both channel air into the rad, keep it in place, and look good. The black car in back is my dad's 1950 Cadillac 62 series.
we cut out about maybe a 1/4 inch on either side to get the 26x20 radiator to fit. It looks great and looks stock almost.
But the radiator didn't have a transmission fluid cooler built in, so $30 and a trip to Autozone later, and I have an external oil cooler. Probably over kill, but hey cheap insurance for later.
you can barely see it from the front. perfect. :D
I also finally got the gaskets made and the wires to connect the fender indicators up. I just wish they made these lights in leds to make them easier to see, but that's price you pay to be steezy. :D (stylin)