Anyone using an OER radiator?

[NigelTufnel]

First time caller, long time listener....
So, I'm wanting to put a radiator on my 71.   340/727/3.55's .40 over.  So I came across the OER radiators and they're MADE IN THE USA..!   And they offer a 3 row or a 4 row version.  One brass and one aluminum in 26".  I can't afford a Glen Ray but I could get into the OER.  Anyone on here have an experience with them?

[headejm]

What brand does Golling/Roseville sell? It says " made in USA". I always start my parts search with them. They are one of our long-time sponsors and they offer our members a decent discount.

[NigelTufnel]

Yeah I checked them first as well but all I saw was that manual trans one too.  Classic Industries has the 2 versions for auto trans but only the aluminum is currently in stock.   I'd rather give my $ to Roseville (i have a few times 😃), but C.I. is closer...

[70vert]

I still have my original radiator, and it does the job. I am tempted to go to aluminum, and when I do I will go with one of these - https://speedcooling.com/our-story/ 
They are also made in the US.

I know there are folks that swear by 4-core but I've read lots of info, here and elsewhere and would stick with the 2-core. But to each their own.

[Solarguy]

I have a 26"  2 row aluminum from OER that I got from JEGS at a great price.  I believe they are made by U.S. radiator.  https://usradiator.com/

Keeps my 340 cool in the summer driving in S. Florida