1970-71 Ford Fairlane/Torino; Radiator Fan Shroud; 429 BBF V8 Reproduction fan shroud for 1970-71 Ford Mustang and Fairlane models with 429 BBF V8s. Each fan shroud is manufactured to OE specifications and fits the stock radiator.

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After building A 302ci racing engine my stock radiator couldn't keep it cool. My racing friend suggested I get a 3-Row Aluminum Radiator and I expect to pay over $500. I found Champion Cooling who had the best value and an easily installed 3-Row Aluminum Radiator for under $300.

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Plus Aluminum Shroud and Dual 12" Electric Fans. Will Cool Up To 850hp You will not find a better guarantee anywhere on eBay! Upper inlet: 1 1/2" located on passenger side. Lower outlet: 1 1/2" located on drivers side. OEM style brass petcock drain. You could easily spend $600-1,200 for a 3 row radiator of similar quality. Buy with Confidence.

Radiator, Performance, Module, Aluminum, Polished, Downflow, 2 Row, Transmission Cooler, Dual 12 in. Fan, Ford, Kit. Part Number: RAD-FOM578AK. 4.0 out of 5 stars

Buy a 1971 Ford Torino Radiator Fan Assembly at discount prices. Choose top quality brands Autopart Premium, Four Seasons, Hayden.

Reproduction fan shroud for 1971-73 Ford Mustang models with 302 SBF V8s and no factory air conditioning. Also fits 1970-71 Ford mid-size models including Fairlane, Torino, and Ranchero with 302 and 351 engines.

The Flex-a-lite 15" Black Magic Xtreme Electric Radiator Fan with Shroud part # FLX180 is a universal electric radiator fan that measures 21-1/2" wide x 17-1/2" tall x 4-3/16" deep and can be used as either a push or pull fan. It has a 3,300 CFM rating which will exceed most factory fans.

Reproduction fan shroud for 1971-73 Ford Mustang models with 302 SBF V8s and no factory air conditioning. Also fits 1970-71 Ford mid-size models including Fairlane, Torino, and Ranchero with 302 and 351 engines.