a/c

Be sure to keep all the A/C components that you remove (including the brakets and other parts They are highly sought by opeople who WANT A/C.

Don't know where you live but you might want A/C some day. I'm in the process of adding A/C to both of mine. Part of this is due to a long ( 14 hour) road trip I took last year with the wife...now she won't leave home without it.

My point is that I wish the PO didn't pull out and scrap everything associated with the A/C in my 351c car. He could have just cleaned up under the hood and saved the components.

69 302/351c said:

Don't know where you live but you might want A/C some day. I'm in the process of adding A/C to both of mine. Part of this is due to a long ( 14 hour) road trip I took last year with the wife...now she won't leave home without it.

My point is that I wish the PO didn't pull out and scrap everything associated with the A/C in my 351c car. He could have just cleaned up under the hood and saved the components.

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Where did you get the parts for your 69's? I have factory A/C but it hasn't worked in a few years... I am sure that I will need plenty of parts to get it working again.

I have A/C in my 1973 mach 1, but im just making it a fast street/track car for now So i took out the dryer, condensor and compressor, I saved all the brackets and stuff and left everything else on the car incase I want to go back to it. It never worked anyway, probally needs a new compressor and condensor plus without it the engine bay looks alot cleaner and it lost some weight. I'll just be driving it at night and weekends so a window down is enough for me and I get to listen to the sweet sound of the 351c 4v.

Jim