Re: Rear A/C Units

[Wade Jacobs <BANTAM38@xxxxxxx>]

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Chrysler made these rear AC units from 59 until mid 70s. The unit never 
changed and will fit any full sized wagon. 
There were different C pillar interior caps that hid the freon, electric and 
drain lines where were specific to each model but the unit stayed the same. 
You just need to run the freon lines to the back of the car. That was done 
underneath. The unit has a two speed fan. 
I dont think it would have enough BTUs as a stand alone. It was added as an 
optional unit to cars that already had a factory dash unit. The fan turns on 
seperately from the front unit. You used it on really hot days, or when you had 
rear passengers. (9 pass) 
I had one in my 59 Plymouth Sport Suburban. 
I saw this one on Ebay and was considering getting it for my 61 Plymouth 
wagon which has an aftermarket underdash unit with a modern roterary compressor. 
Since I dont have the c pillar caps and the cost of shipping it was very high I 
decided not to get it. If your wagon has the same c pillars as a 65, I would 
only get it if this guy can provide these caps otherwise you will not be able 
to hid the freon lines. 
Oh yeah,, you need a dash mounted rear view mirror since you will not be able 
to see out of your regular top of the windshield mirror.. Chrysler continued 
to put those early dash mounted rear view mirrors in any dual air wagons until 
the end. The regular top mirror was deleted. 
Wade

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