Cooling system for a '36 Chevy Pickup

I just looked on Ebay and saw a Walker Radiator for my truck and WOW! $750. I'm not a tight wad, but I can't justify that kind of money. I can get a hell of a Ron Davis Radiator for less, with fans. What type of radiator are you currently running in your 30's Chevy PU? Any tricks? I'll need a tranny cooler as well. Thanks H.A.M.B.

 

what year?, i have a 45 gmc, i think they used the same rad as the late 30's chevys, when i installed my 250-6 it was to long to use the stock rad so i installed one i had laying around out of a 66 chevelle, it sits in front of where the stock rad sat. not sure if this will help you.

 

38 chevy pickup stock radiator, had to do a lot of searching but I found one. NOS......$100.00

 

Mustang rad. in a 36 Chevy sedan.

 

My 37 Chevy Pu radiator has the stock upper and lower tanks with a modern 3 row staggered core,no wider than the stock one.It cools a big 6 just fine.I had the radiator reworked at a local radiator shop,cost about 250 bucks 10 years ago.......

 

check this person out i know she has a few radiators for a 37 chevy and shes on the H.A.M.B. she even sent me pictures if you want them..
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/member.php?u=43048

 

I got a 65 Mustang radiator in my truck with a 36 grill shell and my dad is using one in his 37. Get a hi-flow if your running a V-8. It also has the trans. cooler built in. bought them from Performace radiator. They probably have a store close to you. $163

www.performanceradiator.com

Part Details for Part # 130CBR
Core Dimensions: 16 7/16 x 16 7/8 x 1 7/8
Thickness: 1 7/8
Rows: 3
Tank Construction: BRASS
Core Construction: COPPER/BRASS
Inlet Diameter: 1 1/2
Outlet Diameter: 1 3/4
TOC: Concentric
TOC Length: 6
EOC: NA
EOC Length: NA