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To rebuild stock AC or convert to vintage air?
Hi all, I have a 75 TA with a stock 400/th350 auto that had factory AC. Everything appears to still be there except for the compressor and compressor brackets.
I will most likely spend a few hundred on brackets and a compressor regardless. I know I can rebuild the stock system, however I am wary of re-using now 44 year old parts as even if they do work they could fail at any time. The next option is to use a full vintage air kit. At this point I'm leaning towards that as Pontiac parts are thin on the ground in Australia where I live. If I was going to rebuild the stock system I'd be looking at: -new compressor -new brackets -possibly new vacuum switch and tubing -new heater core (which I have) -possibly new evaporator core -possibly new blower motor and fan (which i have) -any other bits that arise/need rebuilding Originality is not a great concern, but I will be keeping the stock stuff in case some weirdo purist wants stock AC over vintage air if I go that way. Does anyone have any thoughts either way? |
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