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HerronScott
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Looks like a Spitfire radiator. My wife's old 1968 Spitfire Mk III had the same layout except the core was narrower (where the top slopes down on the left and right in your picture) and had wider mounting bracksets on either side which made it about the same overall width so I'd guess a later Spitfire.
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It looks very much like a typical Herald 1200/Spitfire Mk2 (and some other Spitfires) radiator. I'm not sure, though, what's going on with the fan guard, which seems to "wrap" over the top tank?
By comparison, here's the "new full-width Spitfire radiator" from Canley Classics:
(which seems to have no radiator guard at all).
By comparison, here's the "new full-width Spitfire radiator" from Canley Classics: