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1966 and 1967 Pontiac A-Body Dual 14 inch Fan Shroud for Cold Case GPG38 Raw Aluminum or Powder Coated
1966 and 1967 Pontiac A-Body Dual 14 inch Fan Shroud for Cold Case GPG38 Raw Aluminum or Powder Coated
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Designed for 1966 and 1967 Pontiac A-Body's WITH Air Conditioning, ColdCase Radiator GPG38 variants to mount Dual 14 inch fans, either Spal Puller fan part #30102042 (CFM output is 1864 per fan), OR Proform 14" Brushless fan part #67035 (featuring Soft Start) Two Rubber flap doors, Spal part #30130012. Custom Designed by Monty and manufactured by SendCutSend. Matte Black versions are stocked, all other finish options are made to order. The other colors on the color card pictured are available as a "Custom Color". If you select custom, I will email you after your order is placed to inquire about your desired color.
This shroud is a three piece design due to the "Down Flow" style radiator. There are a total of 12 threaded holes, 8 for the fans, and four for the side brackets. All are M6x1. I highly recommend using M4x1 Rivnuts in the radiator side braces to mount the brackets. Do NOT drill past 3/8" through the side plates. Please see the instructional video.
(For the Matte Black variant only, I will include the Twelve M6x1 fasteners, it's also the lowest cost Powder Coated option, if it shows out of stock, please order as this triggers my next batch order)
For all other variants, fans, flap doors, and fasteners are NOT included. Please do an internet search for the flap door part number 30130012, pricing will range from $1.49 to $4.00 each. The fastener is a M6x1, 16mm long.
Raw Aluminum lead time is around 1 week to ship, Powder Coated lead time is around 2 weeks to ship. Both are dropped shipped directly from SendCutSend. All drop shipped sales are final.
The Raw Aluminum version will have witness marks, as pictured near the bends, most of which can be removed with a Magic Eraser, or scuff the entire surface with Red Scotch Brite for a uniform look. Or course, painting is an option too.
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