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12-27-2013, 05:27 PM
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very nice
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12-27-2013, 06:40 PM
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SWEET!!!!
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12-27-2013, 06:50 PM
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Hada 76, I only kept the condenser coil, everything else went out. All of the system fits under dash but will not just plug into the existing vents. I had to fab aluminum transitions to all the vents and then holesaw the 3" holes for the a/c ducts to connect. At the firewall, I fabbed a 16ga cold roll steel plate to cover and smooth out the firewall where the old a/c evaporator system was.. It was easier to install because I was replacing the dash anyway. Just the dash replacement would be a 2 day event.
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12-27-2013, 07:00 PM
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72project, I fabricated the fuel tank in my shop. I own a metal fab shop and we do alot of stainless steel work in kitchens and hospitals so I built a 17 gallon stainless steel tank with a sump & baffle for the A1000 areomotive fuel pump with a return line. I made the tank narrow because I originally was going to run the exhaust on either side of the tank and out the back but when I mocked it up, it did not look right so I dumped the 3" exhaust behind the rear wheels. I like this t/a more than my 69 firebird.
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