Air Conditioning my pete

[doodlebug]

You can search Hank's Truck Picture's for idea's. http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/trucks.htm Hope this help's, lot's of old picture's to chose from.
These link's are probably what you are looking for. http://www.ttacparts.com/reddot.html http://www.heco.net/rd_rooftop.htm may have to click for picture's to appear.
Later, Neil#2 aka doodlebug.

[Brian in PA]

They would of had to have a fan because the evaporator needs airflow to push the cold air out into the cab. Its a cool (no pun intended) idea! Your actually correct with the 359 style , by putting the evap on the roof. The trucks after the 359's had the AC under the dash.

[Straywolf]

Originally Posted by doodlebug

You can search Hank's Truck Picture's for idea's. http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/trucks.htm Hope this help's, lot's of old picture's to chose from.
These link's are probably what you are looking for. http://www.ttacparts.com/reddot.html http://www.heco.net/rd_rooftop.htm may have to click for picture's to appear.
Later, Neil#2 aka doodlebug.

Thanks for links i totally forgot about Hanks pics...doh!!!

Originally Posted by Brian in PA

They would of had to have a fan because the evaporator needs airflow to push the cold air out into the cab. Its a cool (no pun intended) idea! Your actually correct with the 359 style , by putting the evap on the roof. The trucks after the 359's had the AC under the dash.

Thanks on the info i did find some pics of 378's that have the ac pipeing running down the backside of the cab, but i don't think the 359's had this, trying for the look i remember which was an old school style (i thinks that the right wording)

Also when i was looking at the pics of what i did so far and looking at it on the cab i realized that it was too tall and didn't look right so i lowered some and is looking better now.

Thank you both for the help it's much appreciated.

Mike

Here is 2 new pics of it lowered some,