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Keeping the inside cool of a 122 120-130 1970

posted by  blueb20 on  Tue Sep 30 06:24 CST 2008
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Hi,
Can any of you point me in the right direction so as to purchase an efficient system for my 122?

I have replaced the heater valve with a new one, so this isnt or shouldn't be the cause.

I would love to have a stream of cold air blowing from somewhere inside the car!

Thanks






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