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  1. 11-11-2014, 09:18 AM #1
    laneranch
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    Where to buy heat exchangers

    Hi all,

    My 1971 t targa has a few small holes in the heat exchangers and I have decided to replace them this winter. Where is the best source for new ones and are stainless, which are apparently much more expensive, the only way to go? Stoddard has a set listed for my carbureated car for about $2400.
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    Quote Originally Posted by laneranch View Post
    Hi all,

    My 1971 t targa has a few small holes in the heat exchangers and I have decided to replace them this winter. Where is the best source for new ones and are stainless, which are apparently much more expensive, the only way to go? Stoddard has a set listed for my carbureated car for about $2400.
    al
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    Any Tom, Dick or Harry can sell you heat exchangers. You need to decide which ones you want. There is a joint , not too far from you, in Emeryville that can help you decide and assist in the purchase.


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