1976 Chrysler Cordoba Radiator options

[real0803]

I have rot at the bottom of my radiator that might cause issues later on. It's a 2 row original . The tanks are good I believe , the AC guy said this 6.6L should have a 3 row . He said it would be around $800plus to fix the rot and ad a row to the original radiator . My other option is to purchase a new one. This brand is called Agility and its a 2 row and says it's made for a 6.6L Cordoba it's $380. Do you think I should get it? Are there better options out there for my car?

 

[Don Frelier]

For the price it's probably a good option.
If you want a better quality (More $) product try US radiator.

 

[ckessel]

It's on the buy list when I have the funds for it, but I checked with a place in Santa Maria called Industrial Radiator. There may be a similar outlet in your hood. They can get me a brass/copper unit from a supplier in Texas for $455.00. 3 row, 28" wide core which is the HD option for me, 66-70 b. Takes the stock shroud etc. I looked at a Champion unit, 4 row, of the same size but it won't take the oe shroud unless I get creative and fitting the 18" fan will get interesting. I don't want to run electrics at this time so clutch unit will be what I stay with.

 

[DodgeBoy5150]

This has worked great for our 'Doba

Champion Core 3-Row Aluminum Radiator

 

[real0803]

How long do you think this aluminum radiator will last ? Is it worth the extra row with the aluminum or having just 2 rows but with a brass/copper material ?

 

[real0803]

This has worked great for our 'Doba

Champion Core 3-Row Aluminum Radiator

What about this one it's a 4 row by champion . I've been reading as it goes up to 3 or 4 rows it's a gimmick . Please let me know you're thoughts on this one.