After Market A/C for Series IIA

[kevkon]

Save a lot of work and arguemnent, just get one of these surplus;

http://www.hightechscience.org/portable_cooling_unit.htm

[bkreutz]

Save a lot of work and arguemnent, just get one of these surplus;
http://www.hightechscience.org/porta...oling_unit.htm

Might have a problem locating a LOX tank (or filling it for that matter) (I couldn't resist, just trying to lighten this up a bit)

[gambrinus]

Care to share what parts / kits you used? Any photos?

[gambrinus]

I have a very sucessful AC unit installed under my passenger seat box. It blows ice cold to both the front and rear passengers in my 65 109. I do have a slightly more powerful engine than stock (Robert Davis 3.0) but I imagine it would still work on a healthy stock engine. The install was very straight forward and the only tricky part was making the custom bracket to install the compressor. There is also a unit available that simply hangs from the dash on the passenger side that would be super easy to install but my truck has a heater in that location. Being in LA I imagine that you could easily live without the heater. Just search for my previous posts and you should find it. If not, let me know and I'll dig it up.

Care to share what parts / kits you used? Any photos?

[Tim Smith]

Care to share what parts / kits you used? Any photos?

I think this is the thread:

http://www.roversnorth.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3844

[adkrover]

Tim found it, that's my old post. If you have any questions please let me know.

As for the other topic on this thread, why don't you guys get a large horizontal cylinder like a sonotube and place a fan at one end, a block of ice in the center and a humidistat and thermometer at each end of the tube. That should pretty well settle things.