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07-04-2017, 10:26 AM
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What's a relatively complete AC system worth? (less pulleys and brackets)
I was at the boneyard today and they've got a '67-'72 truck with the whole AC system in it, less compressor, brackets and pulleys.
I mess around with '60-'66 trucks, and don't know much about the '67-72 trucks. Dash is uncut, has the control head, wiring harness, ducts (including uncracked ball housings at the corners), box, lines and condenser under the hood. What's a full set-up go for? (Trying to see if it's worth the time in the Georgia Heat to go pull it out to flip it) Thanks, -Brad
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07-04-2017, 12:36 PM
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Re: What's a relatively complete AC system worth? (less pulleys and brackets)
Brad ,I dont know the value of all that but Im sure it would be worth pulling .Where is a good junkyard like that at ,we have nothing here and I need a few things ? I cant find a wiper arm for my 93 chevy truck and need some seat bolts but just love scrounging thru a good junkyard .
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07-04-2017, 09:54 PM
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Re: What's a relatively complete AC system worth? (less pulleys and brackets)
Haynes, in commerce, ga.
He's got some vintage stuff in there. This is a fresh arrival.
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