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I have a 1964 Bonneville with front end damage that has A/C---Has anyone put a 1964 non A/C core support on a 1964 A/C car and is there one hole to drill or more complicated or will it even work
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I have a 1964 Bonneville with front end damage that has A/C---Has anyone put a 1964 non A/C core support on a 1964 A/C car and is there one hole to drill or more complicated or will it even work
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Core supports interchange easy enough.
The AC one usually has the extraholes for the tubes to pass through and for the brakets. They may be exactly the same. I've done the exact opposite to a Non AC car. The AC one also has the rubber pieces on it to help guide the air in and to seal the radiator. Usually I'm found working on my Pontiac. If you want to find me Look for the white picket fence and all the old Pontiacs parked outside. And the half dissembled engine sprawled all over the driveway!
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That's right. The 1966 parts books show the same core support for all 1964 big cars with and without AC.
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