This was a relatively easy project, but seemed like it took forever waiting on all the parts to get in and then I wasn't happy with the hammered paint finish so I re-sand blasted and re-painted it TWICE. Still not perfect but I am happy with the results. Here are some pics of my Harrison fresh air heater (model: H-02-47) restoration and 12v fan conversion. The new fan motor fits within the case of the original fan motor housing so it still looks all original when it is all said and done.

Anyone else that maybe doing this I found a great guide here: http://devestechnet.com/Home/HeaterRestore

Before 1
Before 2
Before 3
Old Motor Disassembled
Old Motor Gutted
Finished Motor 1
Finished Motor 2
Finished Heater 1
Finished Heater 2
Finished Heater 3

Working on restoring the heater control valve now. I have the Ranco Type HF Heater Control Valve (directions on how to restore it in the link above as well at the bottom. If anyone has the same valve and is restoring it let me know. I ordered a replacement seal and NAPA sent me a whole box of 10 of them. Balkamp P/N#6601000.

fyi-
Here are the parts/supplies used on the heater:
Paint
Screws
Rubber bumpers
Blower Motor

Hopefully someday I get enough of these little pieces restored that there will be enough to make a truck!

Last edited by wilsjay; 09/09/2018 1:39 PM.
Jason

Working on my first restomod on a 1950 3100 Shortbed (235 engine, 3 on the tree, disc brakes, etc.)

1950 Chevy 3100