Thanks Phil. That is a great help. Gary Kitterman has also
been a wonderful resource on this issue. He sent me pictures of his installed
unit with the vent hose and everything. It is good to know that the water is
vented out the bottom. Thank you.
The 300C convertible wasn’t mine; wish it had been. I
wouldn’t have sold it. I am also restoring a 300F convertible, but it is
at least another year away from finishing.
From: mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxm [mailto:mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxm] On Behalf Of philip rowe
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2007
9:34 PM
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: IML: 56 A/C Vents
Hi Tom - I got my a/c unit out of another car and it sits in my garage
waiting for me to find time to install it. Looking at the evaporator there
are two short (1/2) pipes coming out of the bottom of the evaporator and the
guy who sold me the unit said the drained thru the trunk to the ground. I got
it from Lowell Howe who has the Imperial wrecking yard not too far away and I
can verify this if it will help.
Love to see pictures of the Imperial when it is painted. I had no idea
your Chrylser C convertible will be so valuable when finished until I went to
Barrett- Jackson last month.
Phil Rowe
tdcox <tdcox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am installing the rear
mounted A/C vents on top of the quarters for the
trunk on my 56 Southampton 2 Dr prior to
painting. Is there a hose or other
attachment in the trunk mounted to the underneath side of the vent to remove
any accumulated rain, etc. or do they just bring in fresh air and whatever
else finds its way into the trunk?
Thank you.
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