I had that same idea. I even found a 1969 El Camino(w/factory air) that was being parted out. I pulled all the A/C components and paid the old man $20 for all the parts (even got an a/c dash bezel out of it. w/gauges!). Well long story short, after talking to a few people about my plans I discovered it would be a major headache to convert. So now I've got a pile of parts in the garage and I'm out $20. It looks like I'll be giving the parts away to whom ever buys my Elky.
Good luck,
JM
www.angelfire.com/retro/project-69
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hi all
its starting to get real hot in los angeles my mind is wandering towards air
conditioning.anybody ever done a conversion with factory parts?what are the
pros cons using factory versusvintage air how long can iexpect to be off the
road am i insane to attempt this myself anybody know of agood a/c shop in la
thanks in advance for any input
jason pollock 66 el camino
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