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I'm working on adding a Nostalgic Air system I have laying around on my 76 F250, and I'm trying to find the right mounts. I looked into this a couple years back but when I went back to look at my threads I can't figure out what I was looking at....
I have a 300, and unfortunately Nostalgic Air doesn't offer a kit for installing their Sanden compressors. What they do offer, is this
A plate that mounts to a stock York/Techumseh A/C bracket and allows me to mount my Sanden compressor.
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Years ago I got a part number from Mike0o0o0o0, but I'm not sure what the bracket looks like and what it came off of. I'm also not sure what a stock 300 A/C bracket looks like (1 piece? 3 piece?)
-D7TZ-2882-A
If there's something from a late model car/truck/van or an earlier model car/truck/van, I'm more than down for using it. If anyone could shed some light on this I'd really appreciate it.
Years ago I got a part number from Mike0o0o0o0, but I'm not sure what the bracket looks like and what it came off of. I'm also not sure what a stock 300 A/C bracket looks like (1 piece? 3 piece?)
D7TZ-2882-A .. Bracket-A/C Compressor to Cylinder Block / Obsolete
1977/79 F100/350 & Econoline 300 I-6 with factory installed integral A/C
It looks like the bracket you're looking for comes on a mid-eighties pick up with the 300 6 cylinder.
Here's a fairly long thread on the Sanden compressor on 300/6. It mainly for an underdash bumpside model but the bracket info should be the same. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...dash-unit.html
Bullnose era but the cast iron 'main' bracket appears to be the same. This was in use until 1982.
Around '82/'83, the brackets went to an all stamped steel design until the 300 became the EFI 4.9L in '87 and the front accessories went to serpentine drive and completely different brackets.
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