Anyone using a different heater??
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Anyone using a different heater??
I tore my heater apart this weekend and found one of the panels that sits behind the heater core to be very rusted out. Has anyone found a good aftermarket source for replacement pieces?
On another note, how many of you have gone a different route and used a setup from another vehicle? If so, make and model?
On another note, how many of you have gone a different route and used a setup from another vehicle? If so, make and model?
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Heater & Defrost "Vintage Air" 1955-59 Chevy Pick Up - eBay (item 390279400532 end time Feb-09-11 08:46:26 PST)
I have this one, it works great & is very compact.
I have this one, it works great & is very compact.
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Yep, thats one side. From what I took apart, there were 4 rubber (used to be anyway) insulators that I think insulated the core from the housing. Maybe it was to keep the outer case from getting too hot to the touch. Like I said, it doesn't bolt to anything, it just rests in there and I was thinking of just leaving it out.
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Have 8 of them media blasted , epoxy primed and ready for instal on all the Magic Air heaters under restoration . Sure wish I had an extra to help you out .
Maybe time to hone your restoration skills . Media blast it and see what you have .If any rusted out /holes appear these can be repaired by using some 3/4 oz. fiberglass mat with resin . Apply directly to the clean metal . May have to make little dammed up areas to hold resin while it cures .See thread titled = '48 -'50 blower motor case= to see what can be repaired .Good luck . Denny
Maybe time to hone your restoration skills . Media blast it and see what you have .If any rusted out /holes appear these can be repaired by using some 3/4 oz. fiberglass mat with resin . Apply directly to the clean metal . May have to make little dammed up areas to hold resin while it cures .See thread titled = '48 -'50 blower motor case= to see what can be repaired .Good luck . Denny
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Have 8 of them media blasted , epoxy primed and ready for instal on all the Magic Air heaters under restoration . Sure wish I had an extra to help you out .
Maybe time to hone your restoration skills . Media blast it and see what you have .If any rusted out /holes appear these can be repaired by using some 3/4 oz. fiberglass mat with resin . Apply directly to the clean metal . May have to make little dammed up areas to hold resin while it cures .See thread titled = '48 -'50 blower motor case= to see what can be repaired .Good luck . Denny
Maybe time to hone your restoration skills . Media blast it and see what you have .If any rusted out /holes appear these can be repaired by using some 3/4 oz. fiberglass mat with resin . Apply directly to the clean metal . May have to make little dammed up areas to hold resin while it cures .See thread titled = '48 -'50 blower motor case= to see what can be repaired .Good luck . Denny
I media blasted the pieces yesterday and have the parts that need repairing in fiberglass right now. Will be using the Krylon silver/gray hammertone finish on the outer pieces and flat black on defroster vents and the under fender air tube pieces.
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