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12-02-2008, 09:30 PM
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69 Firebird underdash duct work
I removed all of my ductwork and cables for the ventilation and heat in my '69 Firebird in the 80's. Trashed it in the early '90's (what an idiot
 ). Want to put it back in the late '00's!So, I need basically everything under the dash...all the ductwork, the housing for the heater core, the vacuum lines and the cables to the controls for a non-AC car. Thanks!
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All of my cars are Hybrids...they burn gas and rubber!  '73 Ventura, Spotts 462 roller 10.785 @ 122.79, 1.507 60 ft 2850 lbs. plus driver, 3150 race weight '69 Firebird Convertible, Spotts 455 with long branches 12.561 @ 107.62, best on old 455 4290 race weight '72 Formula 455 HO numbers matching auto, work in progress! Last edited by 69f bird; 12-02-2008 at 09:38 PM. |
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12-06-2008, 01:35 PM
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OK, I bought the heater core housing and the Y-duct (thanks PY!). I am still lookng for the rest of the underdash ductwork, vents, vaccuum system and cables.
Also, if anyone can snap a few pictures of how everything goes together, that would be great! Thank you! Shelly
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All of my cars are Hybrids...they burn gas and rubber! '73 Ventura, Spotts 462 roller 10.785 @ 122.79, 1.507 60 ft 2850 lbs. plus driver, 3150 race weight '69 Firebird Convertible, Spotts 455 with long branches 12.561 @ 107.62, best on old 455 4290 race weight '72 Formula 455 HO numbers matching auto, work in progress! |
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