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boatdoctor Jun 11th, 02, 9:28 PM I just recieved a new radiator core support for my 67 Chevelle. It came from Sherman's. It is 10 1/2 lbs. compared to 14 lbs. for the original. Obviously the metal isn't the same thickness as the original. (even thought I asked that question when ordering) It is pretty flimsy feeling and I'm not happy with it. Does any one know where to find this type of part with the same quality as the original? Thanks Brian ftgallant Jun 11th, 02, 10:01 PM Keep checking swap meets and the for sale forum. I had bought a repop for my 66 and was not happy at all with it either. I sold it when I ran across a good used one. Definately thinner Frank 66 138 car coming along. Shawn Jun 11th, 02, 10:08 PM Check the for sale section here, people come up with these all the time. I think there might be a difference between the A/C and non A/C core supports though, something to look into. You'd be a lot happier with a repainted original, plus you'd be assured of having your fenders line up right. ------------------ 1970 Chevy Custom El Camino (http://www.dreamelectric.com) Originally was & will be Green Mist & Silver w/Green Vinyl Top (now black/black) 350ci/300HP 4bbl & Dual Exhaust TH-350 - 2.73 Posi Rear - Factory PS, PDB, PW, Tilt, A/C & More My El Camino Home Page (http://www.dreamelectric.com/index.html) Also, check out my new 1987 Chevy Caprice Coupe! (http://www.dreamelectric.com/caprice.html) Other Restorations - 1969 Snowco Trailer (http://www.dreamelectric.com/Snowco.html) & 1967 Sears Custom 600 Tractor (http://www.dreamelectric.com/1967Sears.html) Team Chevelle Member #995 | ||