its all good....they need to be re covered too...

 

oh yeah i have new weather striping for the doors, and a sliding rear window

 

cool, those are gettin' hard to find.
did you have much trouble installing your current seats?

 

how much for the striping?

 

none at all, the dodge seats had mounts in the same location the sliders for the stock ford seats had.

i have no idea i would have to look around a bit, and look at mine and see how long i think it would last, it is Ford NOS not aftermarket.

 

[quote=BradyCouchman;6534294]none at all, the dodge seats had mounts in the same location the sliders for the stock ford seats had.

That makes the job easier. i wonder if there are some old Ford guys building mopars

thats cool, i found some at jcwhitney for like 40 bucks. Not NOS but thats ok

 

its gana cost you $40 to drive here and get them...

 

At LEAST! But if I'm going to go down and get the seat .......

 

we can talk about it. i will try to get you some pics of it, and some of the other stuff too, why not. but i am off for the day.

later guys talk to you all in the AM!

 

Have a good eve Brady, see ya' manana!

Hey where'd everybody go?



HELLO...HELlo......HEllo.......Hello......hello... .....

Peace out!

 

Where are you looking, in your closet?

You haven't searched very much, because...

The compressor is the exact same York type (C3AZ-19703-E) used on just about any Ford from 1963 thru 1979.

Any Mustang condenser and dryer from 1965 thru 1973 will work.

However, if you do find these parts, and the system is open (a hose is cut or missing, the compressor is uncapped, any part that has been removed that freon passed thru) = PASS!

Once humidity gets into an A/C system, within a matter of a week, or so, the whole tamale is junk.

If caught within days, the system can be evacuated, after a week or so, it's usually too late.
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There's NO such thing as OEM truck bucket seats. They're MUSTANG seats!

1966/77 Bronco's used MUSTANG bucket seats. 1965/68 to be exact, and some 1969/70 Mustangs (without high backs) also used these seats.

These same MUSTANG bucket seats were standard equipment on 1965/66 Rangers, optional on all 1967/79 F100/350's.

The seat tracks used on 1965/72 F100/350's are the same as 1965/70 Mustang.

1966/77 Bronco's with buckets use different (Bronco only) seat tracks.

The upholstery has been reproduced, since 1965/79 F Series trucks & 1966/77 Bronco's use the exact same material and pattern (design) as these various Mustang models used (except with the Running Pony aka GT interiors used 1965/66).

 

You can buy all new weatherstripping from denniscarpenter.com for your entire truck.

He makes it for 1948/79's, and mebbe later models.

While others sell it, Carpenter's is the best quality.

Oh, by the way, the sliding rear window that fits 1973/96's also fits 1967/72's.

And guess what?

It's still available from Ford.

So neither the weatherstripping, or the sliding rear window is hard to find.

 

Good Morning SoCal. Hey Bill, thanks for the AC info. I'm printing that off for future reference.

 

I'll get to that P/M you sent me later today.

I'm waaay behind as usual, and when I see someone crying maa-ma because they can't find something that I know can be found, usually close by, I have to answer.

 

No sweat Bill. I told him to post up some more info on his truck anyway, and I think he's going to put up a pic of the hose. Thanks!