
NRF used truck radiator stock at VRA Truckparts currently focuses on heavy truck cooling parts, with one listed DAF XF106 Euro 6 radiator for trade buyers and repair workshops. It is the type of part where matching the reference numbers and vehicle layout matters, especially on busy fleet repairs.
The current NRF example is the DAF XF106 NRF radiator listing. Availability changes regularly, so confirm the numbers against your vehicle and use VIN compatibility checks for truck parts where needed.
NRF is a recognised name in cooling and thermal management parts, and the NRF stock currently detected at VRA Truckparts is focused on the Radiators category. This page is not a broad mixed-parts section; at the time of writing, the active NRF listing is a used radiator for a DAF XF106 Euro 6 truck. Availability changes regularly as vehicles are dismantled and parts are sold, so the exact NRF stock shown here may change.
The current NRF example is a DAF XF106 radiator listed with part references 1940146, 50154, 2049369, 2114242 and 2125896. It is described as a used take-off radiator in visible working condition, removed from a vehicle and marked NRF 50154. For workshops and fleet operators, those references are often the quickest way to decide whether the radiator is worth checking against the vehicle before ordering.
The listed NRF radiator is relevant to the truck cooling system, where fitment can depend on more than the model name. Radiator size, pipe positions, core layout, header tank shape, fan shroud points and mounting brackets can vary across DAF XF106 Euro 6 applications. Before purchase, compare the photos and numbers with the part removed from your vehicle.
When buying a used NRF radiator, compatibility should be checked using every available detail, not just a short product title. The DAF XF106 name is useful, but the part numbers 1940146, NRF 50154, 2049369, 2114242 and 2125896 are the details most likely to help a mechanic or parts buyer narrow down the match.
If the truck is still in service or the removed radiator is available, take clear photos of the old unit and note every reference before ordering NRF stock. For help with matching information, see how to find the right truck part. A VIN or registration detail can also help narrow down the correct cooling component, but it should still be checked against the item photographs and listed references.
Used truck radiators work in a harsh position at the front of the vehicle, so condition details matter. The currently listed NRF DAF XF106 radiator is described as a used take-off part in visible working condition, with the listing summary noting checks before dismantling. Buyers should still read the full product page, inspect the photos and make sure the visible condition suits the repair.
Look closely for fin damage, signs of previous repair, damaged lugs, corrosion around pipe connections and the condition of any brackets or mounting areas. VRA Truckparts lists used items with the information available from dismantling and stock handling; you can read more about the general process on the dismantling and quality process page.
NRF radiator stock at VRA Truckparts is best approached as parts-led purchasing: confirm the numbers, compare the images and match the vehicle before committing. This is especially important for workshops, truck breakers and fleet maintenance teams that need to avoid fitting delays caused by ordering the wrong cooling part.
Because the active NRF range currently contains one radiator listing, there may not always be alternative NRF options on the shelf. If the listed DAF XF106 radiator matches your numbers, check the condition notes and photos carefully. For general expectations on used item condition and cover, read the used truck parts warranty and condition notes before placing an order.


