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Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop Purchases Walker Radiator Works

The company will relocate to Gadsden, Alabama.

Tradition is not only preservation of the past but also the focus going forward toward the future. With plans of continuing an iconic product recognized as the leader in copper and brass cooling systems, Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop has acquired the tooling, equipment, and proprietary manufacturing techniques from Walker Radiator Works and will move forward as Johnson’s Radiator Works. 

America’s #1 Street Rod radiator will continue to live on as a USA made product right here in Gadsden, Alabama. Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop is committed to continuing the same standard of excellence set forth as each radiator will continue using the finest quality materials available.

While it will take some time to get relocated and set up running at full capacity, the product line focus will be continuing on the legacy of Walker Radiator Works as well as developing into other markets for later model car and truck applications. While we are not taking orders at this time, please contact us with your radiator needs to help shape the product line going forward. 

For more information concerning Johnson’s Radiator Works or Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop, please call (256) 492-7637 or email us at [email protected]

Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop, located in Gadsden, AL, is built on the foundation of strength and performance by becoming the driving force for which today’s modern hot rods are designed and engineered. A JHRS built hot rod evolves from the principles of high-quality street rod building merged together with the pure muscle of the street machine world and integrating them into a super car standard for the way a hot rod project is built and marketed to our customers and automotive enthusiasts’ world-wide. 

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