NOS MoPar Air Conditioning fittings elbows valves part ID help

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ok, I have a few NOS MoPar A/C valves, fittings etc....any idea what some of this fits? No luck searching part numbers, is it possible they could be for Ford and GM as well? I know MoPar green line made brand-x stuff too....this can’t be easy stuff to find due to lack of info...I have many multiples.

This is NOT a for sale ad, if someone is interested I can list a seperate ad....just trying to figure out what they fit, thanks!

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Those look like the fittings that the hoses would be crimped onto...
 
This is an interesting collection. These seem to me to be "repair" fittings as the factory hoses are permanently crimped to their fittings. Probably would fit all makes with same sizes. Could also be used on "add-on" systems.
 
I think some are threaded on both ends as well...many have plastic caps on one or both ends....but many are sealed so I didn’t open any. Repair parts make sense too...didn’t think of that.
 
They appear to be brass or aluminum. I'm not sure when they switched from steel to aluminum, but I believe it was the late 70's or 80's. Factory AC cars used steel lines in the late 60's. Nice collection. The hot gas bypass kit - that is interesting. HGB is a form of capacity control, common in the commercial world.
 
Looks to be more of a repair type collection of fittings. Probably for dealer installed A/C at the dealership. Back before A/C was standard equipment.
 
Demonic said:
They appear to be brass or aluminum. I'm not sure when they switched from steel to aluminum, but I believe it was the late 70's or 80's. Factory AC cars used steel lines in the late 60's. Nice collection. The hot gas bypass kit - that is interesting. HGB is a form of capacity control, common in the commercial world.
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It is a nice collection...but I’d like to move them once I figure out what they fit. They must be from the mid to late 60’s early 70’s with the green multi-purpose line...maybe they are just wall hangers...I have a vintage MoPar rack I could put some on I guess :)
 
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