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I would like to add factory air to a base 72 non-air coupe. If I can secure the orginal parts, do you have to modify the the core brace or the firewall? Has anyone done this lately ?
The fire wall hole is bigger for the A/C. Do you want to cut your fire wall? Vintage air makes a very nice A/C unit does not require cutting. For pictures look at the thread I started about fire wall differences 68-72.
here is picture of 69 with factory A/C. for your reference.
difficult task with motor in place.
make a list of the parts you will need, including new heater controls.
Vintage air is a cleaner install, a definite upgrade for your non A/C car, the kit comes with everything you will need. Northern Corvette has a sale on right now, but they are available from other vendors if it works better for you.
I like that I was able to loose all the A/C clutter ....
And it tucks in nicely ...
Dave
Last edited by The Phantom; Aug 14, 2016 at 01:34 PM.
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Adding Factor Air to 72
