Is this easily repaired by a radiator shop?
The little silver apot is where it’s leaking. Real tiny.
It’s the top edge of the radiator where it bends over.
I would say yes. Easy repair.
If that is a brass / copper radiator it is an easy fix, just a little solder. If it is aluminum you might be able to fix it.
I’d say that’s a pretty easy fix. The only thing that would concern me is how many other holes like that are close to showing their ugly self. I’m sure a good radiator shop could pressure test and fix you up .
Steven
Are we talking solder as in a soldering iron? Or propane torch?
I’m just looking for a temp fix. Planning on replacing it along with all the hoses and t stay
Thanks
Big soldering iron or small torch
Before you even attempt it I would look the rest of the rad over very close. When you peer down the neck do you see any blockage in the fins? If it is a 20" wide rad it might be a good time to upgrade to a 24" rad.
I gotta tell this story, circa 1975, and I had a 65 Mustang. A small hole, just like you showed, appeared in my radiator. My father had just taken up welding and said he could fix this right up. He fires up his Oxy-acetylene torch, lowers his mask, and before you know it, I had a silver-dollar sized hole in my radiator. Well, he did up paying for a replacement radiator.
Sounds like my welding!
Looks to me like you answered your own question. Why not just replace it once and done now?
X’s 2 on what Mark said.
Well, now you’re just taking all the fun of doing things twice away from him, Mark! :gaah:…:partypooper: 
(and a big old X2 for you, Steven!)
Spoken as yet ANOTHER expert in the field. 
EGGGGGGSACTLY!