[urq] RE: urq Radiator

[Jack Walker]

Lists,
 
I've secured a Dianlynx radiator; plan is to get estimates to build
exactly the same thing in the number we need. Estimates will be coming
from Mac's Radiator and a private party in Portland, and any other
vendor's anyone else wishes to engage.
 
Then we publish the results of the estimates of the building and
shipping, to the lists and those on my interested list. Secure payment
of deposits, order up as necessary. Anyone else see anything else I've
missed? Feel free to post to the lists or directly to me.
 
I'm not in this to make anything, just cover the expenses of the
shipping of the rad to anyone we wish to include in the estimating
process, so far they are all in Portland, Oregon.
 
Jack Walker
 
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From: Jim Abbott [mailto:JimAbbott at san.rr.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 5:30 PM
To: Jack Walker
Subject: RE: urq Radiator
 
Jack,
 
Radiator update?
 
Jim
 
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From: Jack Walker [mailto:jwalker at ivey.com] 
Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 8:30 AM
To: Jim Abbott
Subject: RE: urq Radiator
 
Hi Jim,
I'll place you into the file, we are up to 10 interested now, so getting
there.
Not sure what you mean "Must be absolute highest quality (race car/show
car)"
I wouldn't say race and show are the same type of product, but I'll tell
you what most of our interested folks are looking for. Replacement of
the stock aprox 1/34" radiator with increased capacity, flow, and
primarily for use in Turbo converted cars or cars with increased needs
such as ECU or Turbo modifications. If you have seen pictures of the
Dialynx, that's what we are directing our search towards. Here attached
are some pictures of something  would consider compatible with our uses
and needs. Unfortunately, I can't remember exactly who I got these
images from.
 
Jack Walker
 
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From: Jim Abbott [mailto:JimAbbott at san.rr.com] 
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 7:51 PM
To: Jack Walker
Subject: urq Radiator
 
Count me as "interested."  Criteria:  Easy bolt in to an '84 urq, no
cutting, no bracket bending.  Must be absolute highest quality (race
car/show car).
 
Thanks, Jim