Aftermarket Air Conditioning
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The only kit I could find was from Autokrafters.com for $1095.00. Kinda pricey IMO, but that depends on if you are in the AZ desert or in CO where I am. 
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The other thing you need to think about if you do put an A/C unit on it is to make sure the rest of the electric and cooling system is up to the task. Dont want to have the engine overheat because the inside is keeping cool.
/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />The other thing you need to think about if you do put an A/C unit on it is to make sure the rest of the electric and cooling system is up to the task. Dont want to have the engine overheat because the inside is keeping cool.
I have one in my 72....no prob. at all. Toms Bronco parts has them as well as most of the Bronco stores.
They use the rotary compressors so there's not so much load on the eng.
They use the rotary compressors so there's not so much load on the eng.
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Go to ACKITS.COM they have one for about $815.00 has every nut, bolt, hose, bracket, belt....etc., you'll need.
I have bought several of their kits and they are very complete and good quality.
I have bought several of their kits and they are very complete and good quality.
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I put A/C in my Bronco. I'm running a 351W (which makes things nearly impossible as all the brackets and pullies will have to be fabricated). However, if you've got a 289 or 302, it shouldn't be so tough.
First, get an a/c kit from Vintage Air. You can go on their website and find local dealers. Then, call some and see about having it installed. The complete kit costs about $1500 if I recall. I added, some billet accesories / knobs. You can really get wild with the vetns and stuff. You'll also have to make sure you have enough engine cooling capability.
Good luck.
First, get an a/c kit from Vintage Air. You can go on their website and find local dealers. Then, call some and see about having it installed. The complete kit costs about $1500 if I recall. I added, some billet accesories / knobs. You can really get wild with the vetns and stuff. You'll also have to make sure you have enough engine cooling capability.
Good luck.
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Thanks for the sources for the kits. I didn't realize how expensive those really are! It looks like I will be able to afford to install the air conditioning somewhere around December/January so she can really appreciate it! )
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