

| Subject: | Re: Decisions, Decisions....... |
| From: | John C... |
| Date: | Sun, 3 Aug 2003 10:01:58 EDT |
Hi All, Since European Cooler Air, is mentioned, I hope It`s OK to also mention a company called Vintage Air. They do Premium Hot Rod Installs, and have all of the latest Air Conditioning Innovations. I think for space saving, a complete heater/air replacement is the way to go. Check Um out :) And as for AGE, I`m just turning 55 :( My friend asked me "where did you grow up" I just had to laugh at myself! My wife thinks IT should have happened long ago! What? Oh yes honey! You're ALWAYS RIGHT! :) JC (my new quote:) Be careful what you wish for... > 86-91 is all the same setup, I believe, with the evaporator over the > bed in the back. When its working at its best, you van will be > tolerably cool....and IMHO I never liked having the thing blow a > draft (even a light draft) on the back of your neck. > > Maybe its my age. > > Some pre-95's had a dealer installed aftermarket kit installed up > front (the only proper location) made especially for the Vanagon by > Behr. You can sometimes find one in a wreck and salvage the pieces. > I got one that way and installed it...it was quite a hassle, > requiring remove of the whole dashboard. > > There's also a front air kit availabe now from a company in Texas, > called European Cooler Air. Installs without having to remove the > dashboard...I only know of one installation...Larry > Chase's "Roadhaus" Syncro. > > I've been fascinated for a long time with the idea of replacing the > whole Vanagon heater unit with one of the aftermarket "hot rod" > combined heat, vent, AC units.......But.....per my own > rules......this (non-Subaru) topic belongs on another Vanagon list. > P-mail me directly with any replies....rather than to the list.
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