Heater Core

Started by RC Drown, March 12, 2011, 07:55:57 AM

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SD Glenn

Nice to have the heater finished, that is one job I have never cared for, always nice to be done with thou. Congrates.
SD Glenn
SDGlenn
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RC Drown

Pat,

Just came inside after letting the "Wayback Machine" idle to check for leaks, none, so I am good to go again, in fact, Cooper and I will go for a ride once my wife gets home, can't leave until she gets home as there is a big pot of cornbeef cooking so don't want to leave that.  She asked me if I would keep an eye on the cornbeef so she could go to town, I couldn't say no as she helped me with installing the heater this morning :)
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36 Ply

Bob-

Glad to see that you once again have available heat, just in time for Spring  :)

Pat O'Connor
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RC Drown

Tuesday I met Rich and I got the Mopar Deluxe model 36 heater. This morning with the heip of my wife, I installed it.  Needless to say, I am very pleased :)
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RC Drown

Tomorrow sometime in the morning I am going to meet Rich Wahrendorff from the Hudson Valley POC chapter to pick up a good heater for my Plymouth from him.  We plan on meeting at the Rainbow Diner in Kerhonkson, if the weather permits we will both drive our old Plymouths.

Thanks Rich
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RC Drown

Here is another photo I took a few minutes ago, I looked for some information on what Model it is, but was unable to find anything.

Can someone helpl?

Thanks,
Bob
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RC Drown

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36 Ply

Bob,

Did you have to remove that hubcap to get to your heater? :)

Pat O'Connor
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RC Drown

My heater core started leaking, so last evening I pulled the heater out of the "Wayback Machine" and took it all apart.

I emailed Dave at Fat Fendered Relics to see if he has a core that will fit.

MOPAR Deluxe heater with the pipes measuring 5 1/4 inches outside to outside

Although not as much fun as driving the car, the "Hunt" is also fun
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