Your a very luck guy... you have my two favorite cars. I think 67 was the best year for the chevelle. I'd love to see some pictures if you have any. I would have bought a 67 Elky except I'm 6'9" tall and I don't think I would have fit into it. DUH!
I have an very cold running aftermarket a/c right now. The only reason that I'd install the factory parts is for looks.
JM
www.angelfire.com/retro/project-69
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From: Fred Knoche[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 6:00 AM
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Subject: RE: [Chevelle-List] a/c conversions
Jason,
Great that this topic came up. I just bought last Sat. my new 67 Elky to go with my 67 SS. Since the Elky will be my daily driver I have been looking at my options for A/C.� I talked to a few shops here and they quoted me $1000 PLUS $500-$800 to install a Sure-Fit Vintage Air Unit. I was planning to install it myself, ($800 would buy a KILLER sound system) but I'm working a ton of overtime now and can afford to farm it out. I plan on using repro dash vents and controls, so on the inside it will look stock. Other than the price, I like the idea. I asked about the old, "hang on" type self contained units and was quoted around $1200 installed, so the Vintage kit is a no brainer.� I may get it in about 2 weeks.� I will let you know how it goes. Tell us what you end up doing. Good Luck
Fred
67 SS 396/350
*new* 67 El Camino Custom 250/6 *new*
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