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to Shannon 120-130

My first 122 had that. It was a 4-door 1963 model and it was a good AC. I don't remember the make
but it had 2 vents facing forward under the rear window. The bracket mounting the compressor was the angle
type and access to #1 spark plug was difficult. The hose from front to back was coaxial, with one inside
the other. It took up all the space on the shelf above the axle so there was a bit less trunk space.
In retrospect, it was a lot more convenient than the under-dash models that came later.
--
George Downs, Bartlesville, Heart of the USA!






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