One thing I have noticed over the years, an old vehicle will usually make a lot of racket, but not move too much air. I am speaking of the climate control system in the 73-87, specifically. I have owned plenty of old cars and trucks through the years, and most have the same problem. You can turn the blower motor up to max, but the air only comes out of the vents at half that, or 3/4 at best. It's like the flow is somehow obstructed. My truck is no different. The blower motor will go real fast, and make some noise, but minimal air comes out. Especially considering that it's on high. Having tore the dash and gauges all apart in a recent project, I was able to make sure that all the lines which the air flows through, are in good order. There seems to be no reason (at least to me) that it shouldn't work just as good as when it was new. So what causes the decline in airflow? Anyone ever took one of these systems all apart and found anything that could be the cause?