[Tim john]

Made in USA (Bay City, Michigan) a Mark 7 Radiator will out perform these eBay specials for they use 1 1/4 tubes and .080 thick tanks. They are also die formed tanks just like the original Harrisons (with grooves spaced accordingly), and anodizing of multiple colors are available as an option. Outstanding quality, pefect hand tig welds, excellent components lend to a very high quality product. Dimensions are factory correct so factory acessories bolt right up. They are build custom aluminum fan shrouds with engraving of anything you can imagine, names, logos, etc...

wwwmark7radiators.com This is what I own (67 GTO manual trasmission radiator) and highly reccomend them. You get what you pay for in the long run, why try to protect your cars most costly component (engine) to a thin walled, small tubed NON USA built product. The difference is not unlike a Snap-On tool verses a Harbor Freight brand.

The Harbor Freight may get you by for a while but when you wrench for a living you will not find one in any mechanics tool chest. Quality, you get what you pay for really is a true statement, pay me now or pay the price later is another good one. The satisfaction of a cheap price is long forgotten when a product fails, think about that when you are sitting on the side of the road.

Guy's what I am getting at is who the hell cares if it has a lifetime warranty with a cheap eBay price when you are stuck in traffic with an overheated car and your engines life is at stake or your family is stranded, but then I guess you could explain to them what a wonderful deal you got and it has a lifetime warranty while you are walking for help. Think long and hard about where and how you spend your hard earned dollars. Keep your money on this side of the pond and support our American workers, every dollar does matter. I hope your cheap radiators don't fail you but then again that is the risk you take. Might as well take it in for a Maco paint job too, for $ 300.00 it must be quality.

I know I am coming off hard, it is just that I want to drive the point home to not go cheap on such an important component for your driving pleasure.



Tim john---