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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / May 2007

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upper radiator hose

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rustynutgarage - 31 May 2007 22:36 GMT
Looking for a part # or application for a upper radiator hose. 54
coupe with a late 289, 2 bolt t-stat housing. The radiator is the
original 54 design.
Thanks
Russ
Nate Nagel - 31 May 2007 22:56 GMT
> Looking for a part # or application for a upper radiator hose. 54
> coupe with a late 289, 2 bolt t-stat housing. The radiator is the
> original 54 design.
> Thanks
> Russ

You can bolt the early housing onto the late manifold.  I had Jeff R.
make me a little adapter plate to make it work as there is a very thin
area where the two surfaces barely overlap if you don't use it.  If you
use the early (Chrysler) thermostat you could make the adapter plate
yourself with a drill press and hole saw, I wanted to get fancy and have
him cut a groove in it so I could use the Chevy style thermostat that
you can get at every FLAPS.  Just make yourself a thin steel or aluminum
plate with a hole in the middle the same size as the hole in the late
neck, then drill the 4 bolt pattern for the early neck, set the Chrysler
style thermostat above the plate when you assemble.

nate

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