Cooling issues

[redsled]

I have a 67 Monaco with a 22” factory rad. Has anyone ever switched the rad support to the 26” version? I have a built 383 in it and cooling can be an issue sometimes.
I have a line on one out of a 66 Chrysler 300 but am not sure of the fitment. Want to ensure it’s exact as there is shipping involved.
Any input is appreciated!

 

[mrfury68]

IIRC you may have to stick with '67-'68 Polara or Monaco 26" rad support. Not sure if '67-'68 Fury or Chrysler would work. Others here may have a more definitive answer for you. Good luck and that is a beautiful Monaco you have there.

 

[MoPar~Man]

I would be shocked if a Chrysler rad support wound't fit in a Monaco. But then again I'm shocked that your car overheats in Nova Scotia.

Hey - did the car originally have a 383? If so why didn't it come with a 26" rad?

(can you post the fender tag? Nice car.)

 

[CBODY67]

I concur, neat looking car. In one of the "right" colors, too.

In the 1968 Chrysler Parts book I downloaded from www.mymopar.com , using 1968 as a guide, there are only TWO C-body "yokes" for 1968. 22' Radiator "core" or 26" Radiator "core". Which means Plymouth Fury, Dodge Polara/Monaco, and all Chryslers take just TWO part numbers, depending upon the radiator bolted to it. Imperials are different, for whatever reasons, but with 28" radiators.

C-body B/RB non-factory a/c cars, standard cooling cars, got 22" radiators in 1968
(Mr. Gerald Morris has a '66 or '67 Newport conv 383 which has a 22" radiator in it. FWIW)
C-body B/RB factory a/c cars got 26" radiators.
Imperials got 28" radiators.

So look in Group 7 for the radiator (termed "core") listings and also for the core support (termed "yoke") part number listings for 1967 part numbers. www.mymopar.com

Enjoy!
CBODY67