Alternative Radiator?

[lambertius]

Hello Brains Trust!

In my quest to fix my car I cam across this ebay item. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/MASERAT...954599?hash=item41f5dfbb27:g:wUQAAOSwwXRcDmQV

It seems like a bit of a random thing to exist - I was wondering if anyone has tried it or come across them before?

Cheers

 

[atreyu1]

I bought a radiator from Autodoc. There are two numbers on the invoice, one is the "article number" which is MR2002 and the "commodity code" which is 87089135. When I bought it a year ago it cost £170-57 GDP. If you google 87089135 you'll probably find there's more than one place listing it.

 

[zagatoes30]

Radiators are one of the parts that can be generically sourced for many cars, I have in the past had frames recored with better material, i.e. Aluminium, for much less than the OEM part. Never done Maserati but have with Alfas and Lancias

 

[Lozzer]

Me too.

 

[lambertius]

I bought a radiator from Autodoc. There are two numbers on the invoice, one is the "article number" which is MR2002 and the "commodity code" which is 87089135. When I bought it a year ago it cost £170-57 GDP. If you google 87089135 you'll probably find there's more than one place listing it.

Cheers, but I couldn't find a radiator on Autodoc - and I've not found the generic fitment for this radiator yet. Searching those numbers gave me no results either.

 

[CatmanV2]

Cheers, but I couldn't find a radiator on Autodoc - and I've not found the generic fitment for this radiator yet. Searching those numbers gave me no results either.

https://www.autodoc.co.uk/prasco/7461210

No idea if it's correct

C