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Can you help a Buick Brother?

Can't find an appropriate Buick or general old car newgroup to ask, so maybe someone here can help.

I've found what I think is a replacement heater core for my '63 Buick Riviera on eBay. It's listed with inlet-outlet dimensions, size, etc, and what appear to be original part numbers, but...how can I cross-reference this information from the eBay listing with official GM parts listings to make sure it's the real deal?

If someone told YOU that a certain heater core fit YOUR Camaro...where would YOU look to make sure before putting your money down? (Assuming you don't have this information already memorized...)

Thanks...

ZW

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Zomby Woof
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any salvage yard has a copy/copys to cross reference parts with ... got a buddy who works at one ? ... the older the yard the better ... body shop's also have them but not as often

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The ÇLøne

The part should be the same part number as any other GM product built on the same platform as your Riviera. I don't remember what the counterpart cars were, but I'm sure that you know what they are.

GM ran a pretty SOP (standard operating procedure) on using as many of the same parts as possible when building between same body designations.

Also check in the groups... alt.autos.antique / rec.autos.antique / rec.autos.rodncustom / rec.autos.rod-n-custom / alt.autos.gm

...Ron

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68'RS Camaro 88'Formula 00'GT Mustang
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RSCamaro

Thanks, folks...

ZW

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Zomby Woof

Have you tried the alt.autos.antique newsgroup? Some old-timers on that group might be able to get you that specific info you need-- good luck, Terry M.

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Terry

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