factory air to vintage air conversion
 

Body is back on the frame (painted) and the drivetrain is in. Its time to install the new AC. Ive removed the factory ac to get a cleaner look. I am leaning towards the units from Vintage air simply because that seems what most people are buying. Anyone here done this? Also, are any moifications to the firewall or core support neccesary?
Thanks, Tom

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

I installed Old Air producst set up last week and absolutely love it--and they treated be great!

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

I am also wanting to use Vintage but I only have heat in mine. I would like to also get more info on them and if all of there kits go completely under the dash. That is the look I'm wanting to go for.

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

you used to be able to get heat only and add A/C later. It has been awhile since I bought a unit from them. They are all under the dash and use block off plates for the firewall.

Mike

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

I only want heat I don't really need A/C but every thing ive found so far is both A/C and heat. I would like to keep it under the dash and out of the engine compartment, do you guys know where i can get just heat

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

I pulled the factory A/C and used an aftermarket unit and love it, and one of the guys that works with me ( Slickorange ) did the same. His was Coyote Air from Coyote Rodders ( in Georgia ) and mine was taken out of a fresshley completed Street Rod that changed hands and the new owner did not want it, so I dont' know hte brand but they are all pretty much the same basic unit. I have some buddies at Buckaroo Communincations ( Truck Builder, Street Rod Builder etc..) and they have used Vintage Air with great success.

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Here's mine that fatboy was talking about...
Under hood shots and under dash as well.

http://slickorange.com/ac2/acip_index.html

This is on a non-Factory Air truck that at one point did have factory air on it, then I went to this.

DLB

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

I ment to say that mine is factory heat. I'm wanting to change to a/c.

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

Vintage Air is what both of my trucks have. I've been quite pleased with it.

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...h/100_0525.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...h/100_0523.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...h/100_0521.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...h/100_0574.jpg

Re: factory air to vintage air conversion
 

hey tom, tried calling the # you listed but it wasn't valid. Pm'd you my # if you want to talk. Kaleb