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Old July 20th, 2015, 06:47 AM
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1962 F-85 Heater core

So, while I am doing this full restore, I figured I should install a new heater core just to be safe..

Well.. It looks like that is easier said than done.. I can not find a listing for it anywhere...

Any ideas on where to find one? or a cross reference with another car?

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Old July 30th, 2015, 05:46 AM
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good question, I acquired a 62 and looks like mine is bypassed
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A good radiator rebuilding shop my be able to rebuild your current heater cores.
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Old July 30th, 2015, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by 1983NineEight
A good radiator rebuilding shop my be able to rebuild your current heater cores.
This is pretty much your only option. Welcome to the wonderful world of Y-body cars.
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Old August 20th, 2015, 05:58 PM
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I'm going with vintage air, but I have the heater core that came out of mine?
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Old August 24th, 2015, 07:33 PM
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OK, how is yours.. Can you email me a pic please?

I just took a close look at mine.. It looks like it may have been leaking at some point..

There is no radiator shop in this town.. So any ideas as to where to send it out for checking and possible repair??

Need to be a shop that knows what they are doing since you can not get a replacement one..

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Old August 25th, 2015, 10:02 AM
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Pictures and info

I will get some photos of it, I was also under the assumption that all of these heater cores would fit..

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Old August 25th, 2015, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by SixtyThreeF85
I will get some photos of it, I was also under the assumption that all of these heater cores would fit..
I know the 1961-63 Special/Skylark and Cutlass/F-85 cores are the same. I'm not certain of the Tempest.
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Old August 25th, 2015, 11:21 AM
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Yes, I think the Buick is the same as well.
My core is in tact.. so I assume it would be repairable?

but if you have a known good core.. I would be interested in it
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I can't seem to post a picture in here..??
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Old August 28th, 2015, 05:36 AM
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Originally Posted by SixtyThreeF85
I can't seem to post a picture in here..??
Maybe you could email the pics--> torqueline@2strokeheads.com
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Originally Posted by SixtyThreeF85
I can't seem to post a picture in here..??
Click on POST REPLY.

Scroll down to ADDITIONAL OPTIONS

Click on MANAGE ATTACHMENTS

Attach your photos.

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OK Joe lets give it a whirl

Try these photos
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Originally Posted by SixtyThreeF85
Try these photos
You might want to resize them next time. They're a LITTLE large...
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Originally Posted by SixtyThreeF85
Try these photos
Looks pretty good.. How much you want for it?
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You can have it, just pay to ship it..
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Originally Posted by SixtyThreeF85
You can have it, just pay to ship it..
WOW.. That is very generous of you.. Let me know your shipping address and an email address and I will email you a label..

Thank you very much...
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I will PM you the address.. I am willing to help anyone out, with parts like this its hard to tell the internal condition, therefore I see no need in charging for an item unknown. I can't guarantee it like a set of rims or a glove box. SO I think thats only fair.
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Originally Posted by SixtyThreeF85
I will PM you the address.. I am willing to help anyone out, with parts like this its hard to tell the internal condition, therefore I see no need in charging for an item unknown. I can't guarantee it like a set of rims or a glove box. SO I think thats only fair.
Very much appreciated... I totally understand... I guess I'll have them both checked and hopefully one of them is good... The shop in NY want $200 to redo a core.. totally outrageous IMO
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