Call 1-800-RADIATORS, ROCKAUTO.COM and Keystone Automotive, they supply aftermarket radiators as well as everythign else, I use them often. A little price shopping helps. The tanks crack and they can be replaced. I had one done but it was a buddy in the business so I didn't pay much. It might cost the same to do that as a new one.
Anyway, its not to bad of a job, requires a little muscle and flexability! LOL! And about 3 gallons of antifreeze. Use 50/50 extended life. If you have a little common sense its a walk in the park, have fun! As far as the hoses, unless they are buldged or bubbled up at the ends, you can use them over. If your antifreeze is dirty, flush the engine out before you change the radiator, you can use prestone rad flush. Sometimes it does wonders or could cause grief if your system is really dirty. If thats the case JUNK IT! LOL Kiddin, Thats all.
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I refuse settle down, What state is that TA in? Lets go get it! Nevermind work this is much more important.
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