First Boil Over

got my pantera back on the road for the first time since I purchased it. First time it has been on the road in 26 years. New custom radiator, 2 spal sucker fans, all new coolant etc. Did a few 10 mile test runs and no issues. Third time out, about 20 miles and just as I pulled over at home she puked coolant all over. Temp guage wasn't spiked however it was pushing coolant out from beneath the pressure cap. I've read a ton of the posts re cooling and I'm not sure which way to head with this. I'm thinking about replacing the cap first. It is old. all comments welcome and considered. Thanks...

12/1/139:17 PM

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