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Old 07-30-2019, 11:18 PM
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Default GTO/Lemans Harrison Radiator

BS code 3 core Harrison radiator - auto trans model, 3 core, still has tag. Was in a running car and not leaking when pulled. Believe it came out of a '70 GTO.

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Actually wouldnt this be correct for a 1969 automatic ram air III car? Its whats in the limelight which I believe to be stock. Should be worth asking price all day.

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Actually wouldnt this be correct for a 1969 automatic ram air III car? Its whats in the limelight which I believe to be stock. Should be worth asking price all day.
Yes, it's correct for an automatic car, RAIII or otherwise.

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