no radiator brackets- 24" rad

[bryonbush 85]

how did you who have the 24" radiator mount it if you didnt have the brackets? im at the point where i make some type of mounting tabs or buy some brackets.

[Brian Conway 264]

Mansfield Mustang Restoration has original as well as the insulator pads.  I would give him a call.  Brian

http://mansfieldmustang.com/CatalogIndexFirstpage.html

http://www.mansfieldmustang.com/07-15.JPG

[Rsanter 152]

I don't understand the question.....

If you don't have the brackets,,,,you buy them

 

 

I have original brackets if you need them

 

Bob

[LindenBruce 27]

Yes, I love dealing with Bill at Mansfield.  He is a great guy and very knowledgeable.  B.

[bryonbush 85]

i was seeing if i could get away without having to buy them. I managed to make some new mounting holes in the radiator and the wall and went from there. Ill still probably get some new brackets, just didnt want to spend $100+ on a new set. 

[Rsmach1 71]

Are you mounting an aluminum rad?

[Rsmach1 71]

I thought this looked familiar, you'll probably get the same answer's as last time. For lower mounts you can try Drake's for the aluminum rad.

 

http://www.drakeautomotivegroup.com/Store/Product/C8ZZ-8052-B.aspx?wid=141

And their insulators wich might need tweaking.

Or NPD'S cheap lower mount.

 

https://www.npdlink.com/store/products/mustang_brackets_lower_radiator_mount_good_repro-106126-2824.html

 

And their insulators wich will most likely need tweaking.

 

For the upper mount check this thread.

 

http://1969stang.com/forum/index.php?/topic/54936-upper-mounting-bracket-for-champion-radiator/?fromsearch=1

 

As far as $, NPD'S lowers are cheap, and I'm sure can be made to work easy enough. For the upper it's either

1. Buy one and modify it.

2. Buy 2 and do as whats shown in the thread above.

3. Fab your own.