early Barracuda interior ventilation
I recently installed air conditioning in my '65 Barracuda. While driving on a 95-degree day, I found that the AC had a hard time cooling the interior. This raised the question of how the interior ventilation was designed to work in the Barracudas. Below the rear of the back window, there are vent slots covered with rubber flaps that I suspect have something to do with airflow. Can anyone explain how the ventilation system is supposed to work?
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