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Speedwell Bonnet and Oil Removal
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Jim_Gruber
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Oh I know how bright that the inside of your bonnet is now. I used that color on the interior of a Thistle sailboat I used to own and race for many years. A great color.
An update on the radiator question. I found out you can get a Geo Metro Radiator for an Automatic Tranny car without the lower 6" of transmission/oil cooler. This makes it perhaps 12-13" tall for a 2 row radiator and should fit quite nicely as a 2 row radiator rather than the single row OEM Spridget unit in about the same or smaller space. Looks to be $85 or so new. This one I need to call and get complete measurements on and take a serious look at.
An update on the radiator question. I found out you can get a Geo Metro Radiator for an Automatic Tranny car without the lower 6" of transmission/oil cooler. This makes it perhaps 12-13" tall for a 2 row radiator and should fit quite nicely as a 2 row radiator rather than the single row OEM Spridget unit in about the same or smaller space. Looks to be $85 or so new. This one I need to call and get complete measurements on and take a serious look at.
