I own a 68 chevele w/ a 327, it is an A/C car but all is long gone. I am going to purchase a kit for it but have not decided which comp. makes the easiest to install and best performer of the aftermarcket kit. please help.

thank-you

depends on what you want or can deal with, the under-dash units are the eziest to install (that's why i did it) and it's a simple set-up so if you ever did have to service it, it would be ez enough, check my site for pics of my install... i used www.oldair.com (http://www.oldair.com) they are local to me and they were great help especially when my brackets/pulley's didn't work right. i've only had it a couple months but it's worked awesome (especially in august) kit is $725 plus what ever "special" stuff you need, i needed all new brackets cuz my brackets were home made, and new pulley's cuz i had the wrong pulley's using spacers (it was clean under the hood, but a mess to modify) and had to buy a new waterpump because the 1 i had was made in 70 and it wouldn't allow the new pulley to clear (that was WEIRD) but im very happy with the unit.

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Check out vintage Air. San Antonio Texas. They seem to have there act together for aftermarket systems. Lots of good engineering. 1 800 862 6658.

I just received my system for my 64 Malibu Conv.
www.vintageair.com (http://www.vintageair.com)


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