Posted By: Stanton
Vintage air ?? - 06/11/22 01:05 PM
Anyone put a Vintage Air unit in a 68/69 non-a/c Plymouth B-body? Where do the vents come out? Any dash cutting required?
Vintage air ??
Posted By: NITROUSN
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/11/22 01:09 PM
With a non-a/c dash you will have vents below the dash just like classic. Here is a pic of my classic vents.
Posted By: gtx6970
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/11/22 06:45 PM
I put a vintage air setup on a 1970 Cuda.with non air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
Posted By: Stanton
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/11/22 07:53 PM
Originally Posted by gtx6970
I put a vintage air setup on a 1970 Cuda.with non air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
LOL ... Well some air is better than NO air !!
Posted By: 71rm23
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/14/22 12:58 AM
Stanton, is your car factory A/C or not?
Posted By: NITROUSN
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/14/22 01:55 AM
Originally Posted by 71rm23
Stanton, is your car factory A/C or not?
Anyone put a Vintage Air unit in a 68/69 non-a/c Plymouth B-body? Where do the vents come out? Any dash cutting required?
Posted By: moparmarks
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/14/22 09:24 AM
Originally Posted by NITROUSN
Originally Posted by 71rm23
Stanton, is your car factory A/C or not?
Anyone put a Vintage Air unit in a 68/69 non-a/c Plymouth B-body? Where do the vents come out? Any dash cutting required?
In any non-a/c car the aftermarket vents that mount below the dash are used just like in your car. Both Classic and Vintage. An a/c car you could use the factory vents except an A body. Those vents are below the dash but I don't think I'd used them. Kind of part of the factory box.
Posted By: gtx6970
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/14/22 04:34 PM
Originally Posted by Stanton
Originally Posted by gtx6970
I put a vintage air setup on a 1970 Cuda.with non air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
LOL ... Well some air is better than NO air !!
True
Posted By: moparx
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/14/22 05:21 PM
Originally Posted by gtx6970
Originally Posted by Stanton
Originally Posted by gtx6970
I put a vintage air setup on a 1970 Cuda.with non air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
LOL ... Well some air is better than NO air !!
True
and the older one gets, the more one appreciates air.
[at least i do ! 
]
Posted By: gtx6970
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/14/22 08:15 PM
Originally Posted by moparx
Originally Posted by gtx6970
Originally Posted by Stanton
Originally Posted by gtx6970
I put a vintage air setup on a 1970 Cuda.with non air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
and IMO the biggest detrement was the no upper center vents. All the air was to low and would frost your lower extremities before your upper body felt cool .
if I ever do another one, I will use a factory air dash
LOL ... Well some air is better than NO air !!
True
and the older one gets, the more one appreciates air.
[at least i do ! ] I hear ya, And this is the primary reason I just bought the car I have . Its a 2nd car to take some of the driving duties off the Hemi Satellite. In a little more comfortable manner.
Wife and I took the satellite to our local cars and coffee Saturday morning. And her response when we got home was,,,
Quote
,I aint getting back in this car until October
Posted By: Jim_Lusk
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/15/22 10:25 AM
I've got Classic Auto Air coming for my '67 Barracuda convertible. I've also got factory AC ductwork. My goal is to mate the two so it looks more original.
Posted By: moparmarks
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/15/22 12:16 PM
I don't care for Classic. Their micro switches are junk and a [censored] to change. Also the line routing in the motor bay really looks added on. I ended up making up my own lines. Vintage has a much better box setup and their line routing looks a lot more like the factory lines.
Posted By: calif67rt
Re: Vintage air ?? - 06/15/22 05:20 PM
I have a 67 Coronet non-A/C car. It is time to put A/C in as down here in the desert it gets very HOT!. A friend recommended Restomod Air. What is the difference between Restomod Air, Vintage and Classic? Are they all good and do they work well? Price difference? It will need to work in 110 degree temperature so it needs to be good and will last a while.
Thanks ahead for any input.
Thanks ahead for any input.