When the car was together and running I noticed the 34 radiator had a slow weep at its top corner. Plus it had a few dents on the top of the tank. I looked for a radiator shop in Calgary, Alberta but could not find one that I felt comfortable leaving my radiator with and a few of them didn’t even want to touch the 34 rad.
So I found Don’s Radiators in Lethbridge, Alberta which is about 2 hours south of Calgary and the best part is that Don Soenen knows flatheads. Don’s specializes in vintage and custom built radiators. When I went into his shop there sat his 1934 Ford, and here is Don with his 34.
Also in the back of Don’s shop was a 1932 Ford that he is currently working on.
So I drop my rad off and there was another 34 rad sitting on his shop floor.
Call me picky but you can see the dents on the top of my rad’s tank and they always bugged me. When I pick the rad up they will be gone. I will pick the Rad up in about 2 weeks and show the finished product then.