FAN SHROUD ON FC MODEL 3208NA

[Tim Hannink]

I'll try and get you some photos of mine, I have my front sheet
metal off to add an intake air deflector so I should be able to get
a decent shot of it. My radiator opens the opposite way yours does,
its hinged on the drivers side.

I stopped by International Bus & Parts (800) 468-5287
<http://www.1800intlbus.com/index.htm> in Apopka, Florida today,
toured the parts warehouse and picked up a catalog. They are still
in the process of putting their catalog on line but they have a
shroud similar to the one on my bus P/N 05-0800-001.

They are complete metal-fab shop and will custom build anything you
want out of stainless or aluminum including grill covers. They build
all the body panels for MCI, GMC and Eagle coaches.

They have a set of quad rectangular halogen headlights that I would
like to upgrade the front of the 'lodge with for under $200 complete
with bezels. I'd also like a set of custom polished aluminum panels
to replace the front access panels and grill opening panel on my FC
instead of repainting it (which it really needs).

Next time you are in or around Orlando, stop by and get a tour and
bring your gold card, you will need it.

Good luck,

TJ Hannink
Winter Park, FL
1981 FC-33SB

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "John"
wrote:
>
> The radiator on my 1982 35FCRB 'Bird with a 3208NA and a Horton
fan,
> doesn't have a shroud and I want to have one made. Is there
anybody
> on here that has this combination of engine and fan, that can give
me
> the measurements of the the shroud, including the depth, height
and
> width and also the location of the shroud mounts. A photograph of
the
> mounts and shroud configuration would be helpful.
>
> I believe that the fan was upgraded to the Horton and since it is
> larger in diameter that the stock fan, I believe that one of the
> previous owners just left the shroud off.
>
> You can see a photo of what the setup looks like now by clicking
on;
>
> http://www.pbase.com/image/42350336
>
>
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