CorvairGeek
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- Joined
- May 7, 2012
- Posts
- 548
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- Location
- Boise
- First Name
- Jerry
- Truck Year
- 1978
- Truck Model
- C20 Scottsdale
- Engine Size
- 292 L6, T400
Saw this '76 Sierra Grande (half ton) a little while back. While the aftermarket A/C looked like any other under the hood, (York compressor, cumbersome bracket and adjustment, undersized condenser), it was the 'control head' that caught my eye;
Rotary knob is a thermostat and the standard non-AC control head appeared to control the fan speed depending on the toggle switch position.
Vents looked like typical aftermarket;
The other more recent find was a non-AC 6.2L with the unique firewall insulation all intact;
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Rotary knob is a thermostat and the standard non-AC control head appeared to control the fan speed depending on the toggle switch position.
Vents looked like typical aftermarket;
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The other more recent find was a non-AC 6.2L with the unique firewall insulation all intact;
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