Technical Thanks to the brassworks.

In my 55 Plymouth, I hooked up the heater core as it was getting cold out and it only lasted about a day and a 1/2 before it went out. The only place that could make one is the brass works and it cost a lot of money and did take a little bit of time, but was well worth it in quality. Now I've got a nice operating heater system. I bought nos motors for the defroster And heater motor while it was down. Just wanted to say thanks to them.

 

An example of a company based in the states
that can design - engineer - manufacture
in house while paying a working wage to
crafts men and women

Respect The Craft

@ https://www.thebrassworks.net/


Jim
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Traveling To Share
Stories From The Road

 

When I used B-Ws, I dealt with Lee,
If he has not retired

 

Just for us inquisitive minds- What is a lot of money for a heater core?

 

i am guessing $350 plus,
Radiators are average 1k plus

 

^ Nailed it! Nice...but spendy. They custom made a core for me and it's a thing of beauty.

 

Not Brassworks but when I had a local shop redo the heater core a year or so ago it was $150.00. I could have bought an off shore one for a little less but this way I know it's quality.

 

Years back ran Brassworks radiator in my '34 Plymouth sedan. great product but, yes expensive

 

All in delivered it was 450 to my door.the car was free so I'm still doing good.

 

The Brassworks radiator in my '39 p/u with an 8ba is still working perfectly. Lee at Brassworks took a lot of time and worked with me to insure the 4 inch core would fit. Picked it up in person in 2016 when I went to Trog at Pismo Beach. Got to see his facility. Very impressive.