NOTE:  The pic of the rad/cooler you are looking at is NOT the one we have and NOT the one you will receive.
 
Attached is the only decent pic I could find online of an actual GLHS radiator/intercooler combo - albeit an old beat up one. 
 
Ours is up on a rack/shelf about 16 feet up in the air and I'm not taking it down to take pics for someone unless I know they are serious. 
 
If you own a GLHS (either an 86 or 87...they both take the exact identical radiator/intercooler BTW) then you already know what one looks like. 
 
What does the one you will receive look like?
It looks like it was made yesterday.  It's absolutely brand spanking new in the box and still has the Shelby Automobiles decal on the side/tank of the intercooler.  If you own one of these cars you know the one I'm talking about.   And yes, before you commit to purchase I will be happy to send you an actual pic of the actual rad/cooler you will receive.  
 
We also have a few used radiators if our brand new unit is outside your budget.  However, those (like all 40+yr old radiators) will need to be rebuilt which costs around $700 with shipping both ways, and that will buy you a rebuilt radiator that may or may not leak.   
 
The last one I had redone for me, I paid $625 (that was 3 years ago) and after I drove 1.5 hours there to drop it off and 1.5 hours back to the shop, then 1.5 hours back out there when it was ready, and 1.5 hours back (that's 6 hours for those good in math) to the shop and installed it...it leaked.    Maybe you will have better luck with used rebuilt radiators.   
 
If you want a brand new one, this is the only one I know of in the year 2026 with absolutely zero heat cycles on it.   These GLHS's may not be worth a lot now, but they are climbing in value and one day (I think we all hope) they will garner the love and value they truly deserve...especially the really, really clean ones that have survived.