Unknown radiator 20s?

[J Tryloff]

For sale is this radiator.

 

It came out of my 24 studebaker, but is not a studebaker radiator. I have attached all pictures I have.

 

If anyone can identify it, I will update the post. I have been told it looks like a Buick.

 

I also don't know what it's worth, but would trade for studebaker parts or take an offer on it. 

 

Contact me via comment on this post or a private message. 

[thehandleman]

Its a Mopar Give me the part number and I probably can ID it next to water neck at top right of tank 

[J Tryloff]

I think the last digit is a 3

[thehandleman]

Unfortunately my book does not include that number but based on other numbers close I am gonna say 1949-1950 mopar plymouth dodge ??

Good luck 

[Bloo]

Do the neck and overflow belong to your Studebaker? If this radiator is from the 50s, it has been modified.

[thehandleman]

I can only respond to the dpcd logo on the tank is Mopar and the part # 

Who has a Studebaker

[Bloo]

The original poster found it in a 1924 Studebaker. I was suggesting he might not want to get rid of it so fast because he might need that heavy brass neck, and maybe some other stuff too. There is an overflow in the very top of this radiator for an open system, and I believe 50s Mopars were pressurized and would not have had that. There could be other parts of the Studebaker radiator here too.

[J Tryloff]

I have a good restored radiator in my stude now. I know saving spare parts is good practice and all, but my 40x60 barn was filled up with stuff I'll never use. This rad is for sale. I won't scrap it, but I wouldn't mind it being gone. I may ask the guy who fixed up my radiator if he wants it for parts.