Well, I just sold and shipped that fan shroud and hardware to a 1972 Satellite Sebring Plus in Sweden. But you have another chance to buy my radiator from HPP here.
Oh yeah, those hose connections definitely got banged up in shipping. You’re right, a pipe expander bends them right back into shape. Maybe some pool noodles around the hose connections would work better this time.
Cool, well my fan shroud will work, but I'd grab it now before you miss out on that too. I'm in talks with someone from the B-Bodies forum about it right now.
Just out of curiosity, are you sure your Cuda didn't come with a 26" radiator? If that's the case, then the yoke is wider.
If it came with a 318 without A/C, it came with the 19" radiator. If it came with a 318 and with A/C or with the Max Cooling package (whatever that is), it came with a 26"...
Oh, I think you messaged me about the fan clutch and I told you I had already sold it as a bundle with the fan and fan mounting bolts.
My fan shroud is still available with or without the shroud mounting bolts, captive washers and U-nuts that fit on the radiator brackets.
Price: $150
Location: Lakeport, CA
Shipping: Buyer pays (calculated by location)
Genuine OEM MOPAR 7‑blade, 18" engine cooling fan pulled from my ’73 Dodge Challenger. Excellent survivor with original paint, crisp stampings, the original “ENGINE SIDE” marking on the hub/base, and tight rivets...
Price: $80
Location: Lakeport, CA
Shipping: Buyer pays (calculated by location)
Aftermarket copper/brass 22" 3-row radiator removed from my ’73 Dodge Challenger. Made by Thermal Solutions Manufacturing (TSM), or Proliance Vista-Pro Ready Rad before the company acquisition. Includes the radiator...
Price: $265 $200
Location: Lakeport, CA
Shipping: Calculated by location (buyer pays)
Original OEM Mopar fan shroud for 1970–1973 B-bodies and E-bodies with the 22" radiator and without factory A/C. Hard-to-find genuine piece in excellent condition—crisp edges, solid mounting tabs, and no...
These are the nuts and bolts that mount my OEM fan shroud to the radiator. The nuts are stamped "CIP" with "GR-5" underneath. The bolt heads have crosshair dashes casted at the 9:00, 12:00, and 3:00 positions with some kind of a Y-ish symbol at the 6:00 position. Thread size/pitch is 1/4-20 NC...
I have a fan shroud p/n 2998328 that I somehow found bolted to an aftermarket 22" radiator in my '73 Challenger. I don't know how it got there. That part number is only listed for:
1970-1971 B/E Bodies with 383 & 440 Engines with 22" Core and without Air Conditioning
1972 B/E Bodies with 340...