1968 GT/CS needs Air Conditioning, which is best?

[Batgirl89]

Ok you guys, I'd like some help/suggestions on Air Conditioning. which is the best, easiest one?? and where do I get it. I'd like to enjoy my car in the summer

 

[dalorzo_f]

I just went thru installing OEM in a '68 coupe (non GT/S). Don't.

The next car will probably get a Classic Auto Air "Perfect Fit" bolt-in kit, but using OEM dash controls and vents...

http://www.classicautoair.com/?q=67_68_Mustang_Cougar_Air_Conditioning_Ford_Mercury_AC.html

 

[franklinair]

That's exactly the one I would recommend. Good system, good tech support if needed.

Neil

 

[390gtmustang]

Try this guys too, http://www.oldairproducts.com/catalog/

 

[Batgirl89]

I just went thru installing OEM in a '68 coupe (non GT/S). Don't.

The next car will probably get a Classic Auto Air "Perfect Fit" bolt-in kit, but using OEM dash controls and vents...

http://www.classicautoair.com/?q=67_68_Mustang_Cougar_Air_Conditioning_Ford_Mercury_AC.html

good to know! thank you


Ill check out the 2 systems, thanks !!

 

[Mustanger]

That's exactly the one I would recommend. Good system, good tech support if needed.

Neil

... me too, it's a good system :thumb: ...

 

[Matstng]

I had good luck putting a "Vintage Air" system in a 67 Camaro. It was a fairly easy install and worked well.