Radiator part #s >>> confused!

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I have a 63 Fury convert, 318 t-flite, no air, Newark built.    my car 
works fine and the radiator carries part # 2276 835.  It appears to be a 
 22" 2 row radiator with no provision for mounting a shroud.

I bought a radiator online...cheap...that was supposed to come from a 64 
sport fury, 318, T-flite, no air as well.  It carries the part # 2524 
992, and is a 22" radiator, appears to be a three-row and has two 
speednuts on each side of the housing to which you could mount a shroud.

Finally  my 63 MoPar parts book, edited 1-3-64, lists 2276 838 as the 
correct radiator for the 63 Fury.  I doesnt even mention a radiator 
numbered 2276 835.


I would appreciate and info you might have.  Also, I might try to use 
the 3 row radiator, 2524 992 in my 383 auto, no air 69 Charger.  Will 
this work?

Thanks,  Bill

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