Harrison radiator 3121096 fits what ???

[bradnree]

I have a '47 Champ with a Harrison 3121096. Is this a stock radiator for this car......Brad

[Skip Lackie]

Harrison was a division of GM, but made aftermarket radiators for lots of cars. I don't believe that Stude ever equipped its cars with Harrison radiators from the factory. Someone with an old Harrison catalog may be able to tell if it's correct for your car.

Skip Lackie
Washington DC

[Skip Lackie]

Harrison was a division of GM, but made aftermarket radiators for lots of cars. I don't believe that Stude ever equipped its cars with Harrison radiators from the factory. Someone with an old Harrison catalog may be able to tell if it's correct for your car.

Skip Lackie
Washington DC

[studegary]

I have a Harrison 3128877 that came out of a 1953 (or 1954) Chevrolet in the 1950s. I don't have a cross on your close number, but I will guess that it is a GM radiator that was put into your car. Anyone need a Chevy radiator (a heavy succer to ship)?

Gary L.
Wappinger, NY

1959 DeLuxe pickup (restomod)

[studegary]

I have a Harrison 3128877 that came out of a 1953 (or 1954) Chevrolet in the 1950s. I don't have a cross on your close number, but I will guess that it is a GM radiator that was put into your car. Anyone need a Chevy radiator (a heavy succer to ship)?

Gary L.
Wappinger, NY

1959 DeLuxe pickup (restomod)

[bradnree]

The radiator has a center top brass tube, cast bottom tube on the right, and a rather large petcock on the right front.....Brad

[bradnree]

The radiator has a center top brass tube, cast bottom tube on the right, and a rather large petcock on the right front.....Brad

[StudeRich]

No 50's or 60's radiator that I've ever seen, of any make had a cast anything! The top and bottom tanks are sheet brass and the tubes are copper, usually the fins also are. Just put a wanted radiator ad in your local Chapter Newsletter and get a Studebaker radiator. Maybe a 20's or 30's Chev. owner will buy that antique.

StudeRich
Studebakers Northwest
Ferndale, WA

[StudeRich]

No 50's or 60's radiator that I've ever seen, of any make had a cast anything! The top and bottom tanks are sheet brass and the tubes are copper, usually the fins also are. Just put a wanted radiator ad in your local Chapter Newsletter and get a Studebaker radiator. Maybe a 20's or 30's Chev. owner will buy that antique.

StudeRich
Studebakers Northwest
Ferndale, WA