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pic of 1962 GP with AC and alt
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Does anyone have a picture of a 1962 Grand Prix with AC and an alternator?
When I restored mine, my impatience got the best of me and I pieced together some OEM brackets to get it to work. It works great, but I want it to look more 'factory'. I have both the small and large aluminum brackets, but couldn't figure out how to fit them to my '69 motor. Attached is a picture of my current setup. |
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Not sure if this will help or not, but this is the setup on my 62 Bonneville.
Alan |
Yes it does help. Thanks. What alternator is that?
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Alan's got it, Stuck.
That alternator could be either the internal or external regulator type and still fit. Both fit. |
...by the way, where ya been, Stucky? Hope all is well with you!!
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Everything is good, Matt. Thanks for asking! Life is a bit busier than usual, niece and nephew joined the Army, some OT at work, re-landscaped the entire front of the house. Glad to be able to slow down some, just in time for the holidays. :)
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FWIW
Here are a few pics I still have on file of a '62 Bonny we put back together a few years ago.
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Here are a couple pics I found.
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Thanks for all the pics. Now that I see how the bracket goes, I hope I can adapt it to my '69 engine.
Without too many headaches:confused2 |
Stucky sorry to change the subject but could you tell me where you got the muffler for the blower motor, man what a nice gp, congrats.
thanks for any help 60 duece |
My car didn't come with AC originally, so I ended up buying a complete AC setup, (including the muffler), on Ebay. I did buy a new compressor and dryer. The blower motor was 45+ years old, so I bought a new one, but it was a lot smaller than the stock unit. I cut the case apart and installed the new blower motor inside and tack welded it back together. It has a little more CFM than the old setup.
Thanks for the nice comments. Your GP looks beautiful. |
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