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Jeremy F Fisher wrote:

> Ken,
>
> In your post of 24 October, you mentioned that you had installed air
> conditioning in your 360.  Can you tell me how you went about it, what
> components you used, and how it all worked out?  I imagine you used bits
> from a small car.  Which did you choose, what did it cost, what did it weigh
> etc?  After my first Texas summer, it sounds like a REALLY good idea, if it
> is practical.  Also some photos for Marv's gallery would be ideal, if you
> have them.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jerry Fisher

Oh Heck!  I forgot to take pics during my recent annual inspection.   I will try
to explain:

The evaporator is located up front where the header tank used to be.
The condenser is located behind the passenger seat.   It is fed with a NACA
scoop under the pax seat and an exhaust about 16 inches behind the entrance of
air.   I will try to get some pictures  of the belly area next week.  I
purchased the condenser from an aircraft A/C company in Ft. Worth.   All other
parts were provided by Vintage Aire here in San Antonio, TX.   The system works
superbly, even on a 100 degree day in SAT.

Ken



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