Shane, you should post your build date and assembly plant on here as somebody may be able to come up with the correct original radiator for you. There is really nothing quite like the original and knowing you as I do, I know that you would not want anything less. The repros will really not be what you want.
-Fred-
Shane,
You need a radiator with the following markings bossed
into the top tank:
C4ZE W-MO
G2 or Y2 5, 6 or maybe 7, 65
Very tricky to find.
/Bo
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Thanks Fred , date is 20th August 65,San Jose.
I would most likely be happy with any 65 Date Radiator.
Would even settle for a Good brand New Unit.
Did The HiPo Radiators still have the Auto Trans Fittings in the Bottom tank, my Thinking is that they Didnt .
Shane
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From what I see in the 64-66 Mustang Production Guide, that scheduled build date would be the last day of production for 1965 Mustangs. As a majority of transmissions installed (62 pct - re Mustang Does It) were automatic, finding one for a MT V8 is going to be hard.
Jim
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............ i imagine a Radiator of that vintage going too be real tough to find.
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Consider that your competing (looking for such a radiator) with all the 65 Shelby owners that are looking for one also
Don't have to be expensive - you just have to be lucky 
Found a 5 65 manual one at a yard during my last visit, so they are out there. Before everyone sends me an email wanting to buy it - no I didn't purchase it (though the owner would have been happy with $50 for it likely) Instead I told the owner an idea of what it was worth and directed him towards a way to sell it - I'm sure its gone and I made two people, likely, very happy
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Shane,
The C4ZE is the Ford number, Z= released for a Mustang
W-MO means the Modine factory in W? California. Forgot the name
of the city.
G2 means it's for a 65 4-speed 289. Y2 means the same thing and
nobody, so far has been able to explain the difference, like HiPo
or non-HiPo. I have never seen anything else than G2 on a 65 Shelby.
5,6 or 7 Date code=month, May, June, July and 65 is 1965 of course.
/Bo
Does anyone know what a C4ZE "Z2" would be for, I have one i may want to sell.
Mike
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Does anyone know what a C4ZE "Z2" would be for, I have one i may want to sell.
Mike
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It's for an automatic V8 car. Keep in mind the bottom tank may have been changed in the past. I have about 2 or 3 of these.
I have a C4ZE Z2 as well. The Z was stamped on a tag rather than embossed. The small Z was then soldered next to the 2. Curiousity finally got the best and for the sake of research I finally heated the solder and removed the Z. Drum roll please........under the Z was a B.
So I have a San Jose
C4ZE with date code W-MO 6 64
B2
with a Z tag I will throw in. For an automatic
What was a B2??
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