Old Air Products - Series 350 Under Dash A/C

[voxnor]

Has anyone installed one of these in our trucks? If so, how well does it fit centered under the dash?

I do not have factory A/C, but do have an existing under-dash unit that I would like to upgrade. I love the look of the Old Air 350 series, but I can't figure out how to gauge fitment - it could look very good or very bad based on angle it mounts at and how much it protrudes from the dash...



For reference: http://www.oldairproducts.com/catalo...e-p-16292.html

[19673ontree]

I've got old air products model 300 I don't know if that 350 series is about the same size or not ? I like the underdash ones cause they look cool they work good too !

[TheSeeker]

I have been trying to decide between the 300 and the long underdash slimline unit for a few weeks now.. If it is possible do you have any more photos showing your AC from the sides/passenger seat etc? I want to leave my factory heat box hooked up and dont know how to mount an ac in there.. Thanks!

[19673ontree]

If you use this one like I have you don't have to do anything to your stock heater I will take you some pics when I get home today ,,,,

[TheSeeker]

Thats awesome thank you!

[19673ontree]

Here is some better pics old air products model 300 1967 c10

[19673ontree]

Center

[TheSeeker]

This looks better than I was thinking.. I wonder if its possible to mount it under the glove box where there is a bit more depth than under the Heat controls.. I have a floor shift so ill have to take some good measurements.

[19673ontree]

Well I guess you could mount it under the glove box but mounted in the center it distributes the cool evenly ,,,

[voxnor]

@1967 .. Is the angle that is mounted at necessity by the size? Or did you purposefully mount it pointing that sharply up?

[19673ontree]

Thats the way it fit ,,,you lay it down towards the seat and it would make the truck a two passenger ,, cant have that ,,,