240/300ci Radiator Weight

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240/300ci Radiator Weight

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Hi Guys

Could someone do me a favour and weigh a 240/300ci radiator for me (empty). I want to get a second hand one sent over from the US and need the weight to get a quote from the US Post.

I don't have a spare one kicking around and the one on my truck is full of quality anti freeze that I don't want to waste (plus I'm a lazy bugger !!)

The dimensions on the one I have are (includes all extremities) ...
67.5 cm (26 1/2 inches) Wide
62 cm (24 1/2 inches) High
10.5 cm (4 1/4 inches) Thick

I would appreciate someones help if you could. :thup:

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re: 240/300ci Radiator Weight

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Hello, My master system shows an average weight for a stock 3.9 rad is 17.01 lbs. Ford part number D9TZ800SE.

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Thansk Nick, I appreciate it.

Anyone else got a 240/300ci Radiator kicking around they can weigh for me ???

Thanks in advance

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steve you get my e mail on the priority post going by demensions only puts us at 115.00 as long as height by girth doesn't exceed 78 or 79 inches.
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Hey Jewksy

Mate, I must of misread it. Are you saying that it is dimesion specific, and weight doesnt come into it ? If so, thats great. I'll email you with the next step, but I had a look at dimensions again, and the radiator is exactlyon 78 inches for width (thats the widest measurment) + girth by my calculations.

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re: 240/300ci Radiator Weight

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I don't think they are all the same. My 68 240 had a bigger radiator than my 72 300. Both F-250s but the 240 was an automatic and the 300 was a stick.
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