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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Interior & Equipment => Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) => Topic started by: bowdown916 on April 13, 2013, 11:38:12 pm
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Sup guys, not sure if this its the rigt place to post my question,but here i go.
I was thinking on taking out all the AC stuff, i never use it and dont think i ever will, so ill need something to cover the firewall, also was thinking on taking out the heater part to inside the cab,just trying to clean the truck has much i can..
anyone done this before?
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I have a friend that did this to his truck. In my opinion it looks weird. The Ac stuff I can see removing if not used...but the blower motor housing I'm not sure about. But I guess it depends on what you do with the empty space or how you cover it. His just has a piece of small gauge steel bolted over the hole.
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He made it?
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Yes. Its 12g steel. Real thin. Cut it and bolted it.
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By any chance you have any pics ?
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No. I don't have any pics. He didn't do the greatest job on it anyway. Lol.
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:)
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I got rid of the A/C but kept heat, bent, welded, riveted this eye sore under my hood...
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think theres a post about this on here. ill try to find it but search for it
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Ok thanks..
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http://forum.73-87chevytrucks.com/smforum/index.php/topic,23907.msg199789.html#msg199789
http://forum.73-87chevytrucks.com/smforum/index.php/topic,21640.msg178103.html#msg178103
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Thanks !!
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I got rid of the A/C but kept heat, bent, welded, riveted this eye sore under my hood...
I like this "eye sore" idea. Did you use any part of the original a/c box, or just fab a total new box?
I need to keep the heater. Drive this truck just about every day.
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I literally used channel locks, chisels, a knife and a die grinder to cut back the A/C and heater box apart (because its all gummed onto the firewall) and removed the condensor but only cut the plastic/fiberglass outer shell back close enough to the blower housing that i could mould the eyesore to it, used some rtv as a sealer and riveted it right to the firewall!