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Just an FYI,

Here is a shot of the slimline fan that I found from a 95 Chev truck or suburban. Mounts up in the grill for either A/C or oil cooler cooling.

About 2.5-3" deep at worst case, and 19" wide, which with minor reworking of the tin brackets could be made to fit on the stock Goose condenser brackets!

Fan will blow either way if you change the polarity.....

The little info sticker is in bad shape so I couldn't find any CFM or RPM numbers, but this thing will move some air!!!

Steve

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