I checked out the pics at the site found in the
archives but there are no pics of the front Tee
piece which I tried to install but found that I'd
have to remove, at least, part of the rigid ceiling
piece that covers the front portion of the van.
Has anyone done this?

Steven

--- JordanVw@AOL.COM wrote:

> In a message dated 4/2/07 5:43:45 PM Eastern
> Daylight Time,
> tombuese@COMCAST.NET writes:
>
>
> > I ran across a complete overhead ac in a 84
> vanagon in a local junque
> > yard last weekend. I know, I know I am supposed to
> stay out of those
> > tawdry places, but I couldn't help myself.   I
> believe it was the
> > same one being discussed on the list last week.
> Anywho, I looked at
> > getting it for my westy, but there were some
> obvious things that
> > wouldn't work in a westy such as the location of
> the overhead unit/
> > conflict w/ poptop location, conflict w/ drivers
> side piping furr-out
> > on B pillar & sink cabinet, etc.
> >
> > Has anyone installed this unit in a westy?  Can it
> be modified to fit
> > w/ o hacking the westy?  What's a unit like this
> worth?  Is it a
> > reasonable substitute for a Behr, which I had/sold
> as I didn't want
> > to modify my radio, loose my fresh air???
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >
>
> listmember frank grunthaner  put one of these in his
> westy.    if he doesnt
> speak up, then do a search on his name in the
> archives.. he has pics of the
> install on his website, or they may be in the
> archives as well.
>
> chris
>
>
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