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The doner parts sounds low cost, you might consider checking or replacing the evap & heater cores before installing the doner evap under the dash to be sure they are not leaking. Bocuhillion Performance offers Sanden comp brackets & pulleys if needed, even an under the alt comp mount (must...

Vintage Air has a "Gen IV" model with electronic controls, no more vac lines & pots or pull cables to mess with. With elect ctls, you can mount the ctl panel pretty much anywhere you like; stock location, inside the console or under the dash -- sets you free for placement. Classic Auto Air...

Rob, great photos! Any photos of how you ran your A/C lines from the engine bay into fenderwell area & into the dash to the evap unit ? Where did you source the heater line pass thrus ? Thanks !

"Longgone" Wow beautiful Cuda - don't sell it A/C it ! "juvat" hate to hear Hot Rod Air is gone, their web site is still up & running. Thanks for the install link "Jaws" thanks for the photos Like "BWDart" says, Bouchillon Performance makes & sells all manner of pulleys & AC parts. I like...

Hi BWDart, What brand & model evaporator did you purchase for your car ? John

I am curious, are you racing your car? Is that why you are wanting to save weight, by removing the A/C components? Regarding the blower motor that sticks thru the firewall, is that a cover or the actual motor? If it is only a cover, then maybe you could keep the cover in place (keep factory...

Was your car built as factory A/C or non A/C? You can check with; Classic Auto Air www.classicautpair.com or Hot Rod Air: www.hotrodair.com or Vintage Air: www.vintageair.com All those companys build universal fit evaporators. Classic has a "Perfect Fit" series that are designed to...

Hi JB, Check out this web site, maybe they will have the brackets you need; http://www.bouchillonperformance.com/ John

Hi 6pktogo, Take a look at Bouchellion Perf's low mount AC bracket for your big block, it mounts underneath the alternator and I believe you can use your other factory non-A/C alt & PS brackets & pulleys as well. You will have to use an electric fuel pump with the low mt A/C bracket. I am...

You might look at Hot Rod Air & Vintage Air products for their universal fit evap units. They offer vac & electronic type controls. www.hotrodair.com www.vintageair.com I have heard very good things about Classic Auto Air's tech support. They offer a "Perfect Fit" series for many cars...

Are you wanting an entire replacement evap unit to go under your dash to replace a missing or broken OEM unit ? Or do you want a universal fit in the dash evap unit ? Several mfg's make Universal fit evaps that might fit under your dash (to do a/c, heat & defrost); Classic Auto Air (they also...

clhyer, Here are a couple of links I have run across showing AC set up in different Mopars, maybe they can help... From a Mopar Muscle Mag article, Classic Auto Air's "Perfect Fit" system install into a 1967 Valiant, some really nice photos...

Hey, "clhyer", What did you end up using for your car ?

Hey Moparfreak77, This link (Sandy's Garage) shows a 70 B-body resto, but I thought the text & photos might be of help to you (and other folks) for your heater box resto. See week# 135 for the driver's side air vent and week # 136 for the heater box. Hope this helps :-D...

I can't say from personal experience for an A-body, but I checked their "Perfect Fit" (PF) series units for my 67 B-body. It will use your org non-AC heater controls for both A/C, defrost & heater, so that sure helps the orginal dash "look". Have heard they have very good customer phone support...

I believe Bouchillion Perf's low mount compressor bracket is supposed to work with non a/c car pulley setups. They even offer many different reproduction pulleys...

Most of the aftermarket A/C mfg's use Sanden compressors & some sell kits to mount them on your Mopar. Bouchillon Performance makes a low mount a/c bracket that permits the compressor to mount underneath the alternator on an RB engine. You can update the under hood part or both. Most of these...

Hi Carcrazyguy, I ran across this thread here on FABO a while back, check out this post on a fellow who can repair the vacuum switch assembly you asked about... http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=4661&highlight=ac%2Fheater+OR+heat Here is a fellow I...

Hi Frank, Not sure if you already have the Vintage Air info you were looking for, below is the link to VA's web site & on the home page will be the new Gen IV Magnum evap. Click on the red line to see this model's features... http://vintageair.com/

Hope you don't mind a B-body guy replying. I am in the same spot wondering which way to go. I believe I will go aftermarket with my car. Am trying to choose between Vintage Air, Classic Auto Air & Hot Rod Air products. It is very hard to find articles & photos on the web on Mopar A/C installs...

Hi kbduster, There is another company; "Hot Rod Air" that is a big player in the aftermarket A/C market. Their web site is www.hotrodair.com They will send you a free catalog. Need a bracket, check with "Bouchillon Performance" at this web site: www.bouchillonperformance.com. They...