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**WIDESIDE72** · 12-07-2015, 07:39 AM

I recently swapped a 73 454 big block out of a 73 C20 into my 79 Malibu. For simplicity's same I kept the long water pump, pulley and brackets. The truck/ engine originally had AC but it had been removed before I bought it. I am thinking of using the original brackets and hoses. From my experience all of the fitting on older GM vehicles were the same. I plan on running one of the newer r134 compatible axial compressors.

I will need all of the AC brackets (and bolts if possible) and a good set of hoses that run from the compressor an to the evaporator and condensor. Compressor not needed.

Price shipped to Cedar Park Tx 78613 (NW of Austin)

12-07-2015, 07:39 AM	#1
WIDESIDE72 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Cedar Park, Texas Posts: 7,500	WTB Big Block LWP AC brackets Driver side & AC lines Axial I recently swapped a 73 454 big block out of a 73 C20 into my 79 Malibu. For simplicity's same I kept the long water pump, pulley and brackets. The truck/ engine originally had AC but it had been removed before I bought it. I am thinking of using the original brackets and hoses. From my experience all of the fitting on older GM vehicles were the same. I plan on running one of the newer r134 compatible axial compressors. I will need all of the AC brackets (and bolts if possible) and a good set of hoses that run from the compressor an to the evaporator and condensor. Compressor not needed. Price shipped to Cedar Park Tx 78613 (NW of Austin)



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