I mounted a 24" '68 radiator in my '67 (originally 20" rad.) and made alum. brackets down the sides to mount the rad. I didn't want to spend $80 on 3 brackets and I liked the cleaner look of no top bracket.
Jon
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1967 Coupe 333ci CandyApple Red w/red int., AOD, 9" 3.50:1, Front PDB
'09 Warriors In Pink V6 w/glass roof - wife's Stang
My 67 lower brackets (same as in photo from JonK) were flattened by the PO to accept a thicker radiator. I figured I'd find these things for like $6 since I can get entire frame sections for $20-30. Those silly little things are like $35 for the pair!
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"A man who picks up a cat by the tail learns a lesson he can learn no other way."
a vice grips a little hammering maybe some heat.....
so long as its snug yuoll be OK.
dont forget the rubber cushions.
noone will ever see if down there anyways
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1970 Mach 1 San Jose built Dec 23 1969. Marti says 1 of 7. Purchased in 1987. Original family owner of the powertrain 351C 2v FMX.
1993 GT 11,000 miles, Built 2-12-93 Auto, 3:27 Axle, cloth, sunroof. Untouched except for rubber and battery, Purchased new 8-3-93. still has the factory windshield fluid and new car smell.
Sounds like you have the 20" radiator with the side mount straps. That's the way my '67 was but I thought '68 was when they switched to the upper/lower mounts, maybe yours is an early '68? If you reinstall a 20" then the side mounts are fine, if you change to the larger 24" you'll need different mounts.
Jon
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"If it ain't broke, I haven't fixed it yet"
-Jon-
1967 Coupe 333ci CandyApple Red w/red int., AOD, 9" 3.50:1, Front PDB
'09 Warriors In Pink V6 w/glass roof - wife's Stang
@ Blues, yep I'll be straightening them when I put her back together. I learned a while back that every piece of restorable metal is worth three of the repops.
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"A man who picks up a cat by the tail learns a lesson he can learn no other way."
I mounted a 24" '68 radiator in my '67 (originally 20" rad.) and made alum. brackets down the sides to mount the rad. I didn't want to spend $80 on 3 brackets and I liked the cleaner look of no top bracket.
Jon
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