SN95 style interior conversion

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r.barn5.0

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• May 21, 2006

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Cant find much info about what all is involved.

found
modularfox.com .... some info there, but not enough.

can anyone provide some info on what is
involved to get HVAC system working and gauges?
Figured out the interior door handle issue by planning on using
remote door poppers and just not have interior handles.

Figured out most of the cometic stuff, really trying to find out
how hard the electrical and HVAC system is going to be now.

Thanks

 

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bryce93lx

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Luke AFB AZ

May 21, 2006

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• May 21, 2006

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i hope you are not very tall, and don't konw anyone that is tall becuase that conversion will kill leg room, a fox is cramped enough as it is, also be ready for hours and hours of fitting, the guy that did it who car was is 5.0 not too long ago spent ten hours fitting it on a old fox with no windshield, which would be much easier than doing it all in the car, but hey if that is what you want to do good luck

 

1988_gt_mustang

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there is a good post on it at the corral.net it has some sites with the wiring diagrams and other things u need. I think its in the paint and pody forumns.

 

1988_gt_mustang

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yep, heres the link http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=603136

 

Roland69

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He moched it in another stang without a windshield and just the dash was 9-10 hours of fitting/trimming