Radiator Brackets

Sold as a pair, these are one year only brackets used with the over-sized 390 radiator. We also have the 1967 unique rubber insulators listed as well. These brackets have a 2" opening. Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

Metal stamped brackets used to mount the radiator on saddle mounts styles only. Rubber insulators not included.Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below:

These Brackets are made from stamped steel just like the original, and built to Ford specifications for an exact fit. Replaces Ford Part #: C7ZZ-8A193-A. Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

When you compare the originals to the reproductions you will see minor differences. This is one of the first things you look at when you open the hood of your car. For those that are looking to keep their car original, investing a little elbow grease in clean up on these used brackets is the way to go. Consider adding the upper rubber pieces to your order, see related items.Not for use on 17-20" wide standard cooling radiators. Replaces Ford Part #: C7ZZ-8A193-A. Check out our video on...

When you compare the originals to the reproductions you will see minor differences. This is one of the first things you look at when you open the hood of your car. For those that are looking to keep their car original, investing a little elbow grease in clean up on these used brackets is the way to go. Consider adding the upper rubber pieces to your order, see related items.These brackets came in two configurations, most has the round mounting holes but some were punched square. Not for use on...

One year only, 1967 390 only used brackets for use in conjunction with original 1967 radiator. If you are putting a reproduction radiator in your 1967 then the 1968-1970 lower brackets are what you are after. Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

Metal-stamped 1968 - 1970 Lower Radiator Mounting Brackets feature exact detail and proper fit. Painted dull black. Sold in Pairs. Rubber insulators not included. Replaces Ford part # C8ZZ-8052-A. Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

Our used lower cradle brackets for the 24" wide radiator will always have some amount of damage as shown. We will not send you mangled junk that is heavily rusted but they will require some amount of straightening due to their vulnerable location. These also work with the 67 small block and big block when putting in a 68-70 24" radiator but keep in mind the 1967 cars are not pre-drilled as are the 1968-1970 Mustang and Cougar.We are out of the 1970 style of brackets. We only have the two...

Sold as a pair. One long and one short bracket. Fits 1971-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustangs that have original style radiators.  Mounting bolts not included. Replaces Ford part number D0OB-8B359 RH, and D0AB-8K007 LH. Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

Used on big block radiators, unique to 1967. Sold as a pair. Replaces Ford part number C3AZ-8125 Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

Used on the lower mounts on the 67 - 70 big block and small block 24" wide radiator. A 1967 390 with the original radiator uses a different lower mount system which uses a different sized insulator. If you are updating your 67 with a 68 radiator you will need these. Sold as a pair. Replaces Ford part #: C8ZZ-8125. Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

Sold as a pair, fits well into your upper radiator bracket used on 24" radiators 1967 - 1970. Replaces Ford part #: C7OZ-8124Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...

Sold as Set of Four, two lower, two upper.

These Brackets are made from stamped steel just like the original, and built to Ford specifications for an exact fit. Available in correct OEM Black. customers looking for a little more flash under the hood might be interested in the highly-polished stainless steel version of this bracket! Replaces Ford Part #: C7ZZ-8A193-A. Check out our video on Radiator and Fan upgrades below: ...