FS nice original NRS radiator
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KimDobbins
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FS nice original NRS radiator
Pretty nice original. $1000.00 plus shipping. kdmks AT att.net.
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KimDobbins
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KimDobbins
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Re: FS nice original NRS radiator
Radiator has been sold.
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OilyBill
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Re: FS nice original NRS radiator
I think the tag on that radiator was probably from a radiator repair company. They normally applied one whenever they worked on a radiator, so they could keep track of warranty claims. The scratched numbers would reflect the workorder of the repair, so they could look it up and confirm what they had done previously, and decide whether or not a warranty action was justified.
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Re: FS nice original NRS radiator
It's a McCord radiator. That's the manufactuer's tag.OilyBill wrote: ↑Mon Sep 22, 2025 12:38 amI think the tag on that radiator was probably from a radiator repair company. They normally applied one whenever they worked on a radiator, so they could keep track of warranty claims. The scratched numbers would reflect the workorder of the repair, so they could look it up and confirm what they had done previously, and decide whether or not a warranty action was justified.