[SRR]

https://eskimo-ac.com/

I've had several radiators repaired and even a gas tank out of Ben's 1967 Pontiac station wagon done here. One of the radiators was out of a Bobcat about 10 years ago which at the time was over $600. for a new one.

[dataway]

Mine was $600, four core PB in 2021.
https://northcountryautoradiator.com/

[Redpiston]

I had American Radiator in Pasco Washington recore mine for my 1966 2+2. Happy with it. I got it back in 3 weeks.

[stags]

Not sure how many years in business but I know they go back to at least 1960's

Hance Radiator and Welding Supply
659 N. Main St.
Doylestown, Pa

[69hardtop]

Ferndale Radiator in Ferndale MI. Old school shop, recored my 64 four row and also cleaned and sealed my heater core

[VCho455]

Thanks everybody for all the great information posted. You may never know who you have helped down the road. So sit back and have a cold one and toast yourself for a job well done.

I hope I don't get into trouble now. I started a twin to this thread on the 67-72chevytrucks.com forum. I will post a link to that thread so anyone looking for a radiator shop will have a larger database to locate a shop.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=1#post9266747

[Skidmark]

Any recommendations on an old school shop in the Raleigh/Wake Forest, NC area? Thanks

[Greg Reid]

I'm thinking Detroit, MI.

[Rachelsdad]

In the New York region (not upstate, but on the Island) there is Cap-A-Radiator:

https://www.caparadiator.com

They did my Harrison radiator in my '63, and I'm planning on a stop there tomorrow with the radiator and heater core from one of my '56 Safaris. I'll post back with my current experience.

[VCho455]

As I have previously posted I have this same thread running on the 67-72 truck forum. I have complied a list of all the radiator shops and a moderator has opened up the first post of the thread and posted them for easy reference.

I don't know if that is possible on this forum or not but, if it is I can forward the list to whomever can make it happen.
Thanks to everyone who has contributed.
VC

[Rachelsdad]

A correction, then, to my previous post. Cap-A Radiator in Farmingdale, NY was acquired in 2023 by Acme Radiator in Islip Terrace, NY:

https://acmeradiator.net

49 Carleton Avenue
Islip Terrace, New York 11752

631-581-9199

I just dropped my '56 Safari radiator there on Monday to be re-cored, and they tested my heater core for me (which, amazingly, was good).

Hopefully, this will make its way into the "next" update to the master list. ;-)

[eaglesan13]

B & M Radiator
3701 Madison Ave
North Highlands, CA 95660 (Sacramento area)
916-331-2837

[tempest1964]

Kenny’s Radiator Repair
3981 W 10th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46222
317-638-3032
I can say first hand they do excellent work with quick turnaround.

[grandam1979]

Any place in northwest Ohio that anybody has used?

[VCho455]

Originally Posted by grandam1979

Any place in northwest Ohio that anybody has used?

Try
Advanced Radiator Repair
106 West Washington Rd,
West Burlington IA, 52655.
319-752-5615

https://advradiator.com/

[VCho455]

New addition to the list.

Fort Wayne, Indiana - Ace Radiator -
2319 W Coliseum Blvd,
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
(260) 484-0441

https://www.aceradiatorinc.com/

[VCho455]

M&O radiator repair
5921 County Road 22 NW.
Garfield, MN 56332.
(320) 834-3522

[Half-Inch Stud]

Originally Posted by Half-Inch Stud

An italian Radiator shop in Frazier PA was my goto, but think they demized in mid 90s.
An easy process to fix most leaks. A tough process to re-core at home.

Luckily my Harrison Brass and Heater core were excellent originals.

Norcini's Radiator Shop (was). Now there is a Norcini's Autobody Shop in King of Prussia, and elsewhere.