some late 70's / early 80's mopars (don't remember which model) used
a plastic battery cover with an overflow tank built in. I've used them in
the past because they just slide over your battery which makes them simple
to install with no holes to be drilled.
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Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Wanted
NAPA sells a kit and so dose
any hot rod shop, depending if you and to hide the overflow tank or not.
That will point the way to the one that will work for you.
I have seen the aluminum tank
in a cylinder shape that would be easy to conceal, or just a plastic
tank you mount on the fender liner....
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Subject: [FWDLK] Wanted
Hi all, I'm looking to install a radiator overflow system in my
1959 Plymouth. Any ideas on what and / or
where?
Dick Skinner
1959 Plymouth Sport Suburban
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The two
small screws (see the paint peeling around the lower) are the only give
away on the front of the rad support that anything was added.
If you were
to peel off the Moroso sticker you never even know it's there. The piece of fuel
line (copper or aluminum would work too) is just tapped into the other end of
the brass fitting on the inside and runs down to just about where the bottom of
the tank starts to taper in, works extremely well and looks a lot better
than those white plastic tanks. Sorry it's so dirty but the car was built in '95
and was a driver for many years, she now waits to be refurbished.