Ford 1948-1952 F series Recirculating Heater Core harrison We get calls for the

We get calls for the floor mounted rear of car or backseat heaters found in 1930s and 1940s Cadillacs and Buicks

The primary difference in 1951 and 1952 is the flapper door

This coolant recovery tank may be mounted next to the radiator or on the firewall

Features of the 1928 and 1929 Model A and Model AA radiators include:

We designed this pie-shaped overflow tank to nest against the sidewall and fit alongside the radiator sidewall inside the shell of a 1928-32 Chevy

Ford 1948-1952 F series Recirculating Heater Core harrison We get calls for theThis heater core we believe to be an accessory heater core commonly found on 1948 1952 F series trucks. We refer to it as the "vertical mount 3 door right hinge" YOU'RE BUYING A HEATER CORE NOT THE HEATER BOX PICTURED Some notes on the Ford Heaters in this period There are two types of factory heaters in this period; the Magic Air and a recirculating heater. The recirculating heater did not use the air duct under the fender. It just uses the air in