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Old 01-30-2009, 10:04 PM   #5
jugernot
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Re: It's my turn for a Vintage Air Question

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Originally Posted by see ten View Post
If you can make it fit and are capable of shortening the cable I see no reason for it not to work. The only issue I see is that you're going to have a portion of hose on the interior that always has engine temperature coolant in it. Might make things a bit warm in the summer.
A very good point about heat in the summer

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Originally Posted by STP67-72 View Post
I just installed a vintage air unit in a 68 a few months ago. The unit we ordered was a special order that went out through the pass. side fresh air vent. Ran the hoses between the inner and outer fenders. I put the heater control valve inside the cab, just like you want to do. My hoses were already going to be running inside cab.Like ASA pointed out. I either had a shorter cable or i made a big loop in cable. Worked out great. Cleans it up under hood a little. Hope this helps. I have some pics. stashed that i have thought about posting on here.
Yes please, can you post some pictures. It sounds like we are running the same set up.
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