Reply to "Radiator & front condenser clearance"

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I just completed this task on one resto and am helping another owner right now with another.

Adding to Jack's remarks, we use the lower mounts and cut off the upper mounts. While fitting the new radiator/condensor & fan combo, we simply weld in new upper mounts in the ideal location.

Since we are in Texas, we are also using four fans. On the current resto, we fit even thicker, higher flow, SPAL fans up front.

After we finish the second conversion, I'll document the transformation and park it on the Space City site. We, Rob Pink and I, are doing a better job documenting it this time.

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