Fan Shroud Help

[Dmichels]

68 charger 440
26 inch radiator unknown year could be 68 or maybe from an early 70's. It fits the stock mounting points. I would like to get a shroud for it. I assume the shroud mounts to the radiator. I see 4 mounting points. The ones I see for my year car show 5 mouting points. The 4 point shrouds are for 70's cars. Any help? Other then the shroud what else do I need other then common hardware?
Thanks Dave

[tan top]

just out of curiosity ,  what the  part  number on the radiator top tank ,   also what fan set up have you got ?

yes correct  68 / 69 radiators 5  holes  ,

70 & up four  ,  all you need is nuts & washers or get the correct nuts with washers attached ,  , no idea what the  correct name for them is   thinking about  , think on a 70 there are four hex  head self tapping screws that hold the shroud on !! instead    
 someone with a 1970 radiator & up with a shroud will know for sure  

[Dmichels]

Thanks for the info TT Sorry no visable number. 70 and up would make sense as the drive train when I got it was early 70's I am using the MP 5 blade fan package I think they are 18"
Thanks Dave

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Its more than likely a Modine replacement radiator.  I had one of those rads & it uses the 70 & up style shroud (4 bolts)

You can tell that its an aftermarket rad by the "off center" radiator cap.  When the cap is installed the "ears" on the cap are not in line with the rad tank (parallel)

Modine on top....

My correct 055 on the bottom

[Dmichels]

Yes I have a replacment radiator exactly like the one in your picture. So I need a 70 and up 4 bolt shroud. I just wanted to get this right the first time
Thanks for the help guys. Should I bother looking for a used (read cheep) one or just buy new
Dave

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Yes I have a replacment radiator exactly like the one in your picture. So I need a 70 and up 4 bolt shroud. I just wanted to get this right the first time
Thanks for the help guys. Should I bother looking for a used (read cheep) one or just buy new
Dave

Used is fine just as long as there are no cracks & mounting points are good