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abodyjoe has it right. Also, what is the part # that appears on the shroud? The part number can be referenced against the '71-'72 parts manual, and then you will know which cars / radiators the shroud works with. If the shroud is for a V-8 factory car, or a V-8 car with factory A/C...

That looks like a direct bolt -in for my 1971 340 Duster radiator! Will the factory shroud bolt up and align properly???

I am not certain this would work for you, but the 1968 - 1969 Dart V-8 with factory A/C and factory max cooling option, used a rare but effective fan shroud, part #2785614. This shroud is now being reproduced in the aftermarket for $150, which is a bargain compared to the prices of the original...

The 2785614 part number is a Heavy Duty cooling (V-8 small block with factory A/C or a 340 car with the Heavy Duty cooling option) shroud from a 1969 Dodge Dart. I had that exact factory shroud on my factory 1969 340 Dart Swinger. I never had a gap, and I ran the original rebuilt...