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Skip to contentearly 17 "T" Radiator with shroud
Rare as Hen's Teeth early 1917 Ford Radiator
This radiator is intended as a drop in replacement for the early 1917 Ford Model T which was equipped with a fan shroud. It is dimensionally the same as a "low style" core but it is unique in that there are no sidewalls and the shroud is affixed with three angled brackets. It is set-up for the OE engine in its production year. There are core options available based on usage and budget.
Notes:
Images of this radiator sometimes show an alternative upper casting shape e.g. "pointy". We can use the common one, use yours, have a one-off casting replica made from yours or 3D print a replacement to be cast.
OE caps were die stamped with roll formed threads. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee the fitment of 100 year old caps. Aftermarket caps are test fit and available for purchase.
Some Images reflect past builds to assist with visualization of modifications e.g. polished brass, 6v fans etc
If you have modified or altered your vehicle in anyway, please order from the bespoke radiator section. If you wish to restore your OE radiator using your OE tanks, brackets and/or castings please visit the restoration section of our website to begin the process.
Made in the USA
We make to order. Please allow adequate time for us to build.
Build time estimates [August 2024]
Brass Model Ts 6-8 weeks
Black Model Ts FT 5-6 weeks - RT is 8 weeks
Model As 6-8 weeks
Heater cores 6-8 weeks
Model A and 32 Ford Street rods 8 weeks
Common street rods 15 weeks
Tricky customs & restorations 4-4.5 months
We appreciate your patience as we continue to recruit and train new fabricators.
We make to order. Please allow adequate time for us to build.
Build time estimates [August 2024]
Brass Model Ts 6-8 weeks
Black Model Ts FT 5-6 weeks - RT is 8 weeks
Model As 6-8 weeks
Heater cores 6-8 weeks
Model A and 32 Ford Street rods 8 weeks
Common street rods 15 weeks
Tricky customs & restorations 4-4.5 months
We appreciate your patience as we continue to recruit and train new fabricators.
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