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For Sale TR3 Radiators
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FWIW, I shipped a really nice TR3 radiator from Hawaii by (carefully) using a propane torch to remove the extension. It then fit easily into a cardboard box. Shipping with the extension on required a box too big to go USPS from Hawaii. It needs to come off anyway when a rad shop overhauls it. Jeff
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In case anyone is curious, here is what it looks like when you pull it out. Its held in by a bead of solder, so prone to leaking unless reinforced (Randall has a fix). I was surprised that the end inside the radiator is boxed in, with just some holes for the coolant to flow. But since its just for expansion, its OK. If the rest of the radiator looks like the neck, I need to get the core rodded for sure. But if CJD did his... 
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Using the UPS online estimate function, with a weight of 23 #'s (without packaging), the approximate cost quoted is $98 per radiator, shipped separately, with 7 day delivery. I will stress this is a rough estimate. The weight is close though as I weighed one radiator @ 23 #'s (without packaging).
Jay
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