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Old 01-09-2019, 02:54 PM   #6
MARTINSR
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Re: Where do the defrost ducts go in the dash?

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even the heater was an option in these trucks, my 59 panel was a southern california truck
it had nothing in it, of course when i bought it there were still lots of these trucks in the junkyards
vintage air has the defrost vents for their surefit heaters, you can probably buy them from va
I believe the heater was an option in the cars too, and in truck up into the sixties if I am not mistaken.

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