Jute Backing
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Jute Backing
Originally posted by williamwilliam
No, its the one that hangs down in the middle of the dash so whoever is sitting in the middle over the hump dont have any room at all. Looks like a big freezer hanging there under the dash
No, its the one that hangs down in the middle of the dash so whoever is sitting in the middle over the hump dont have any room at all. Looks like a big freezer hanging there under the dash
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From: Texas Hill Country
Jute Backing
Check out the A/C pics in my gallery...
Originally posted by williamwilliam
No, its the one that hangs down in the middle of the dash so whoever is sitting in the middle over the hump dont have any room at all. Looks like a big freezer hanging there under the dash
No, its the one that hangs down in the middle of the dash so whoever is sitting in the middle over the hump dont have any room at all. Looks like a big freezer hanging there under the dash
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From: Bassett Virginia
Jute Backing
Hey, I got ya!
No mine was actually taken from a 1967 Fairlane in 1971 and put of the truck by the previuos owner. It is the one that is directly in the middle and hangs under the dash. I plan on installing a factory unit that you are talking about later this winter when I have more time.
No mine was actually taken from a 1967 Fairlane in 1971 and put of the truck by the previuos owner. It is the one that is directly in the middle and hangs under the dash. I plan on installing a factory unit that you are talking about later this winter when I have more time.
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Jute Backing
Originally posted by GolferSA
Check out the A/C pics in my gallery...
Check out the A/C pics in my gallery...
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Jute Backing
Yeah, my dad had a factory A/C unit on a 1969 Ranger pickup and it was the unit that you had talked about that took up the space in the glove compartment. I also had another 1968 truck with Factory A/C that was the same way. It was not a dealer add-on. I think in 1968 Ford started putting on the A/C units that took up space on the glove compartment, any A/C unit prior to 1968 was the "hang-on" unit. Someone correct me if I am wrong........
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Jute Backing
Yeah, this was definitely added on after the sale... but appears to be a Ford dealer addon. I have a full glovebox, by the way.
How'd we get from jute to A/C, anyone remember?
How'd we get from jute to A/C, anyone remember?
Originally posted by williamwilliam
Yeah, my dad had a factory A/C unit on a 1969 Ranger pickup and it was the unit that you had talked about that took up the space in the glove compartment. I also had another 1968 truck with Factory A/C that was the same way. It was not a dealer add-on. I think in 1968 Ford started putting on the A/C units that took up space on the glove compartment, any A/C unit prior to 1968 was the "hang-on" unit. Someone correct me if I am wrong........
Yeah, my dad had a factory A/C unit on a 1969 Ranger pickup and it was the unit that you had talked about that took up the space in the glove compartment. I also had another 1968 truck with Factory A/C that was the same way. It was not a dealer add-on. I think in 1968 Ford started putting on the A/C units that took up space on the glove compartment, any A/C unit prior to 1968 was the "hang-on" unit. Someone correct me if I am wrong........
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