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1985olds
05-03-2023, 03:28 PM
Has anyone put a vintage air setup in a 1939 Chevrolet? If so, what unit was it. Trying to get the largest in the car as possible. I’m looking at the super cooler, but not sure about the length. Thank you.
raustinss
05-03-2023, 04:02 PM
have you contacted Vintage air ?????
dontlifttoshift
05-03-2023, 04:44 PM
A few other things to consider aside from length.
Depth between dash and recessed firewall?
Cowl vent still in place?
Can you use a Magnum? That is my go to unit.
Do you have a local dealer? I have mockups of all the boxes, I won't ship them, but your local dealer should have them. It is pretty easy to throw an empty box up there and say yeah, that works. If this is a coupe, a Compac would work just fine. Get the biggest condenser you can in front as that is more important than the unit inside when comparing GENII units.
1985olds
05-07-2023, 10:39 AM
have you contacted Vintage air ?????
i have no yet. Someone on here mentioned they had experience on pre war cars with va and was just looking for a starting point.
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A few other things to consider aside from length.
Depth between dash and recessed firewall?
Cowl vent still in place?
Can you use a Magnum? That is my go to unit.
Do you have a local dealer? I have mockups of all the boxes, I won't ship them, but your local dealer should have them. It is pretty easy to throw an empty box up there and say yeah, that works. If this is a coupe, a Compac would work just fine. Get the biggest condenser you can in front as that is more important than the unit inside when comparing GENII units.
I have measured all that. I have more than enough room with everything but width. 24” wide on the va system will be close. Cowl vent is operational and I’m trying to keep it that way. I doubt I can get a magnum in there. No va dealers around. Thank you
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