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#134157 04/09/2006 9:55 AM
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I just bought a 1952 5 window and looking for someone with experience in putting entire a/c unit in or have any suggestions??


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I don't have A/C experience but if your 283 has it's original heads on it, mounting brackets may prove difficult since they won't be drilled in the several locations for the compressor. You may have to put different heads on,
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#134159 04/09/2006 8:33 PM
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I don't know if the truck has the original heads, but I will be back in the states soon to find out!!


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#134160 04/11/2006 11:44 PM
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The thought the early a/c compressors used a bracket that bolted to the exhaust manifold with 2 bolts.The adjustment bracket then bolted to a water pump stud ?


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#134162 04/13/2006 1:27 AM
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I have a 64 belair with factory a/c still intact(on a 283). Compressor mounts on right side. It is about 25 miles from here, but i will be there this weekend. May try to take a look if wasps don't change my mind.

#134163 04/14/2006 3:24 PM
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Well, if it is a 1952 the engine isn't original if it has a 283. Some A/C brackets like to use the front mounts on a small block. So if your 283 engine mounts are on the side all the better. You will also want heads with the bracket holes drilled in them.


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