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Air Conditioning 1800 1970

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posted by  patrick of montreal on  Sun Jul 21 05:30 CST 2013
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I would keep the underdash stuff, and source a compressor etc and go from there. No voodoo involved, just pipes and condensors, etc...not really complicated. Hardest bit is in the cabin, the under the hood stuff is universal and relatively inexpensive. I would shy away from bolt on kits as they can be clunky in the cabin.
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Patrick, '68 220 , '53 GMC 4104, '97 VW Transporter.






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