Radiator Recovery Tank
#1
Radiator Recovery Tank
Just got a quick question for everyone. Is there such thing as a Radiator Recovery Tank for a 1967 camaro. I just got a 67 and there is just a drain tube that goes down to the bottom of the radiator and once the motor gets hot and I stop the radiator drains out all over the ground. I know that was just how it was done back in the day, but just wondering if anyone has got a recovery tank and if so where did you get it? I have found them for later model camaro's but not one for the first generation camaro's.
#4
RE: Radiator Recovery Tank
I have one I got at Kragen Auto Parts, other parts places sell them also. I cant remember how much I paid, but I know it wasn't over $30
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#6
RE: Radiator Recovery Tank
On some older cars go to a windshield washer tank off of a mid 80's chevy van. Run the line to it and mount it wherever. Works well and is small enough for tight spaces. Hit a salvage yard and take the tank and mount, they are easy to get too right up front and top.
I did it on my Apache and you can't tell it is suppose to be a washer tank.
Like others, the aftermarket Moroso and BeCool work just as well. I did a Moroso on the Camaro and they fit so nice and easy you hardly notice them.
I did it on my Apache and you can't tell it is suppose to be a washer tank.
Like others, the aftermarket Moroso and BeCool work just as well. I did a Moroso on the Camaro and they fit so nice and easy you hardly notice them.
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