Currently, I'm in the process of installing the inner fenders, Core support , radiator, condenser etc. and have this question.
At the top and approximately at the center of the core support,facing the radiator, there is a 1/4" to 5/16" hole........What goes in that hole? My guess is a rubber bumper of some description.
Thanks
John
Mine doesn't have anything in it, or I missing something?
Mine is empty as well. Maybe for a clip to hold OEM wiring??
I think that some holes like that were just used in the manufacturing process, maybe to hang it for paint?
Thanks for the replies..........I'm moving the radiator forward, and the hole I described and the metal around it, stick out, towards the radiator. Didn't want to cut it off, only to find out I need it.
I miss posting photos!
John
I just read that photos are back. I'll get one of this hole in the core support posted. Stand By!
John
Here are a couple of photos of this "Hole". Now that you can see what I'm talking about........What purpose does it serve?
Thanks
John
(https://i.imgur.com/i0nGnK9.jpg?1)
(https://i.imgur.com/oMVQPEF.jpg?1)
No purpose that I know of. I think you would be safe to remove it.
It's most likely a tooling hole used in the fixture he front end was assembled in since it's at the center of the rad. support.
And yeah that photos are back!
That hole is where I fasten brass window screen to strain the bugs and slow the stones.
I moved my radiator forward and didn't remove that bit.
You do have to be mindful of the radiator cap. I had to use a non safety release latch. Just use a flat one. I also has to tap the tank a bit down around the neck.
Thanks Abe........my plan is to move the radiator forward as much as I can and down about 1/2". Thanks for the heads up on the cap.
John
I was also told that there is mercury radiator tank that has a lower water neck that fits in this space but have yet to actually see it discussed anywhere.
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Here is mine the rusty one and one I saw today at the ford show in Irwendale.