<VV> Do the AC lines going forward run in the tunnel or along side?

[Jim Houston]

I put AC in my '65 Monza and an interesting (and helpful) find was that 
there was a dimple in the metal wherever a hole was needed for the AC 
installation...

Jim Houston
'65 Corsa

On 3/26/2010 5:29 PM, airvair at earthlink.net wrote:
> Rick,
>
> What I advise everyone who's contemplating installing (or even removing) an
> a/c system to do is to buy the installation instructions from Clark's,
> along with the templates. Even if you don't ever get around to installing a
> factory a/c system in a Corvair, it has a wealth of information that tells
> you everything right down to just what screw goes in what size hole, etc.
> Guaranteed to answer all your questions, and more. It's such a good source
> of info that "it would be cheap at twice the price", the cliche aside.
>
> -Mark
>
>    
>> [Original Message]
>> From:<Richard.Gaffney at gulfstream.com>
>> To:<virtualvairs at corvair.org>
>> Date: 3/26/2010 2:51:38 PM
>> Subject:<VV>  Do the AC lines going forward run in the tunnel or along
>>      
> side?
>    
>> 66 Monza, never had AC. Also a 65 Corsa eventually. Did the factory use a
>> flex hose on the return for about five feet, and if so at which end?
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Rick Gaffney
>> 65 Corsa 140/4
>> richard.gaffney at gulfstream.com
>>
>>
>>      
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