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Add Air Conditioning to a 122? 120-130

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posted by  1963SlateBlue122 on  Thu Apr 14 04:33 CST 2005
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I called Vintage Air in San Antonio and they make a universal kit that bolts to the bottom on the dash and hangs down. It costs $850 and you still need to find a bracket that was originally used with a York Compressor or have one fabricated.

This route seems too pricey and (depending on what it looks like hanging from the dash) awkward for me. But it would be a modern system that would probably work great and accept the current refrigerant. Anybody else have a Vintage Air system?






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