Fan shroud: '70-'71 swap into '73?
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340 swing
340swing
I don't think so I tried to put a 72 in my 70 dart the off set is wrong. I will trade you if you have a nice 70 I have a nice 72 shroud. I will get pics if you are interested.
340 swing
340swing
I think 72 to 75 works. Assuming you have the correct radiator. They are stupid expensive and not easy to find. Good luck!
abodyjoe
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it all depends on the rad.
Vs29H1B
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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, each will have different applications.
If the shroud is for a 1971-72 V-8 car with A/C, or a factory 340 car, if the shroud does not fit your application, you should sell the shroud, assuming it's in very good (not broken, cracked or missing pieces) condition. I'd be interested in a 340 shroud for a factory 340 car I have without a shroud.
Look at the bottom of the shroud for a part # and go from there.
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, each will have different applications.
If the shroud is for a 1971-72 V-8 car with A/C, or a factory 340 car, if the shroud does not fit your application, you should sell the shroud, assuming it's in very good (not broken, cracked or missing pieces) condition. I'd be interested in a 340 shroud for a factory 340 car I have without a shroud.
Look at the bottom of the shroud for a part # and go from there.
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