Re: Convert AC

["Gary H." <spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

True. But "issues" also depend on where you live. In the mostly *hot* and almost always *very humid* east Texas area AC is very popular. For example, a buddy of mine has a wife who will not go anywhere in any of his classic Mopars unless he has the AC working. -- Yes he has it working, as opposed to another friend of mine who probably would disconnect the AC to keep his wife in the mall instead of his Mopar. :D

>From a strictly mechanical point of view conversion to ac is a lot of work and the street rod type conversion kits are most efficient, unless you *must* have original.

Thanks,
Gary H.  
  
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>Nick,
>Best idea, by far,  is forget it. You are opening up a barrel of issues, 
>i.e. temp problems, battery chargering/amps, etc.
>The only option I would even consider would be a complete Vintage Air unit.
>Take that money and invest it other projects on your vehicle. You will be 
>more happy with the results.
>Ollie's 2 cents  (should be worth considerly more...been there done that)
>
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>>
>> Hi all,
>> How hard will it be to convert ac in a car that origanlly didn't come with 
>> ac.   ... 


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