Was the heater an option in'49? Mine does not have one nor does it look like it ever had one. Thanks Randy

 

yes it was optional

 

Thanks Hank.

 

I'm using a heater out of a 48 ford car. There were a lot of aftermarket heaters available when the truck was built and still quite a few now.

 

I'm not that far along with the truck yet, but thanks I'll start looking.

 

I just finished instaling a heater from MAC's in my 47 1/2 ton . It was an easy install and works well . What I realy like about it is its relativly small size , sits up under the glove box and is barely noticable .

 

I'm not that far along with the truck yet, but thanks I'll start looking.[/quote]


For all your heater needs get in touch . Have some recirculating heaters . That would work fine in your truck .Thanks , Denny

 

Thanks I will keep you in mind.

 

Hey FIFSTRIDER

I have a '50 F-2 bad heater core, it is a MAGIC AIR all there, do you have a heater core maybe??

thanks
Pudlo

"50 F-2 ALL over the garage right now. (some outside too)

 

[quote=1950F2;11273985]Hey FIRSTRIDER

I have a '50 F-2 bad heater core, it is a MAGIC AIR all there, do you have a heater core maybe??

thanks
Pudlo

Pudlo , no extra cores here . I also have some that are wasted . Keep them around for the end tanks & tubes .Try your local radiator shop for a heater core It needs to be 2 " thick x 7 7/8 sq. Am going to check with the owner of the shop that repairs & pressure tests the cores for me and see what he can come up with . Will let you know of any resources . Check out Proliance 800-434-4860 PT#399406/PWD1796178 REF H50B . Later , Denny