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Subject: Radiators ... dimensions, etc. ...
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All,
Someone has asked me for part numbers for GM AC evaporator cores.  I told him to
go to wreck yard and ask the guy for the biggest ones he has, probably out of
80s and 90s Cadillac, Buick and other big cars and bug pick-ups.  Could anyone
be more specific, or better yet give me some dimensions to pass on to him?  How
big are Tracy's and Ed's radiators??
Thanks .... Jim S.