67-72 A/C control panel Question
 

I'm going to instal the Vintage air SureFit kit. I have a non factory air cab. The confusion I have is about the control panel, Do I need the factory A/C panel or the non factory A/C panel? I'm guessing the non version was for trucks with heat only. I know the kit only uses the 3 sliders so either would work, but in the photo the mounting screw holes look to be in different places on the two.

Any wisdom on this? When I bought my truck it didn't have either one of the controllers.

Re: 67-72 A/C control panel Question
 

hey there brother,
I too am putting the vintage system in my nonA/C cab. I plan on leaving the 3 lever control. the 3 lever controller has 2 ears on the bottom that house 2 screws through the under part of the dash. I haven't put it in obviously but I believe the last hole on the right closer to where the cig lighter is supposed to be is one of the holes the controller mounts, the other hole is out of the picture to the left. I can only vouch for the 3 lever controller. Original A/C cab guys can give info on the factory A/C controller

I know some more guys will chime in who can help way better than I can.

Re: 67-72 A/C control panel Question
 

Unfortunately I bought my truck with no controller at all in it. It's definitely a non A/C cab though.

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gotcha!! sorry i'm not much help.....im a restore rookie.
hopefully the veteran guys will get you going in the right direction.

Re: 67-72 A/C control panel Question
 

Don't be sorry, all the help I can get is great.
I'm pretty sure that both versions fit in the dash cut out the same. And I know they will both work with the Vintage Air kit. I was just curious because the photos of both controls seem to have the mounting screws in different alignments.
But, as your photo points out, the mounting screws would be out of sight anyway. So I really wouldn't mind drilling a few new holes if necessary.

Re: 67-72 A/C control panel Question
 

yeah, my dad drilled a few holes to mount an oil pressure and volt gauge shortly after he bought it.

maybe our paths will cross some day. i work in Round Rock. once you get yours going the cops host a small car show every 3rd sunday in our downtown area.