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Fan Shroud 120-130 1966

posted by  Lucien on  Sun Jan 15 17:21 CST 2006
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The name Mulva was bestowed by Mrs. Lucien (the other woman). The early 1800 shroud is worth a try, I also think I have heard of a 140 series shroud being workable, just wanted to ask around for some advice before I try to track one down. The new rad core is a four row and with a shroud will complete step one in my nine step plan for air conditioning. If anyone has suggestions on steps two through nine, I will gladly entertain them. Seriously, the part that has me stumped is the evaporator, blower, underdash unit. I seem to recall vintage air making an upright unit that seemed like it sould fit in the stock location, but I can't seem to find any info on that item anymore. Anybody seen one, got good pictures of your modern aftermarket a/c? It was 80 degrees here on new years day. Global warming. Thanks, Lucien






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