Not sure how to phrase this question clearly.
While researching a radiator I have, 2898070 I found one of the lists ( https://www.mopar1.us/radiator.txt ) that show it is from a 1968 C body, 26", for a 383 with A/C, auto, and A35.
The next radiator down on the list is 2898072 shows it is for a 1968 C body, 26", for a 440 with AC and auto.
Does anyone know what would be the difference between these two radiators? Did the A35 (trailer package) application add anything to the 070 that the 072 wouldn't have, or vice versa?
I started down this rabbit hole after foolishly taking the radiator that was in my 68 Coronet, a 2949055 and having it re-cored without even looking at what it was. Rookie mistake thinking there were 26" radiators and 22" radiators and that there weren't too many variations. I was really surprised when I looked at it after paying a butt ton to have it re-cored and seeing that it is a two core radiator. I still can't believe I didn't research it first. I am simply amazed at how many variants there were for each model, each year.
While researching a radiator I have, 2898070 I found one of the lists ( https://www.mopar1.us/radiator.txt ) that show it is from a 1968 C body, 26", for a 383 with A/C, auto, and A35.
The next radiator down on the list is 2898072 shows it is for a 1968 C body, 26", for a 440 with AC and auto.
Does anyone know what would be the difference between these two radiators? Did the A35 (trailer package) application add anything to the 070 that the 072 wouldn't have, or vice versa?
I started down this rabbit hole after foolishly taking the radiator that was in my 68 Coronet, a 2949055 and having it re-cored without even looking at what it was. Rookie mistake thinking there were 26" radiators and 22" radiators and that there weren't too many variations. I was really surprised when I looked at it after paying a butt ton to have it re-cored and seeing that it is a two core radiator. I still can't believe I didn't research it first. I am simply amazed at how many variants there were for each model, each year.