factory air pics

[64fleetside]

kieth, this guy has some pics of gmc a/c



http://rides.webshots.com/album/2620...mqcAD?start=12

used the same basic setup as Chev but w/underdash vents & controls

[kieth]

Originally Posted by 64fleetside

kieth, this guy has some pics of gmc a/c



http://rides.webshots.com/album/2620...mqcAD?start=12

used the same basic setup as Chev but w/underdash vents & controls

Wow very cool, I think I will go with a new style built in system now. where in the world will I find those controls built in the dash, are they from a chevy ??

[Joemomma1]

Thats the animal. Ive been trying to find those vents but I know I wont. I cannot stand the look of aftermarket a/c systems in these trucks.

[64fleetside]

When I looked at that 66 jimmy @Tom's, I noticed the cables, knobs, bezels etc all look just like the Chev version, only mounted on a black L shaped bracket underdash. The plenum stopped instead of going up to the center vent, instead it had a short plenum with nipples for the ducts on each end of the dash. The ducts look like ones from late-50s Pontiacs.

[64fleetside]

here's the vents http://rides.webshots.com/album/267957815XBHMTh

[CaptHutch66]

Check out this site as well http://www.oldairproducts.com Was thinking of something like this and then having a piece of steel bent the lenght of the dash and installing the vents.

[kieth]

Originally Posted by CaptHutch66

Check out this site as well http://www.oldairproducts.com Was thinking of something like this and then having a piece of steel bent the lenght of the dash and installing the vents.

The only problem I see on all these A/C units is that they take a lot of the glove box space and the fan/heater really takes up a lot of firewall space and foot space in the cab.......