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Has anyone used the A/C compressor and/or Power Steering pump brackets for a 235 that are made by Buffalo Enterprises? When I talked with Steve yesterday, they sounded good, but I'd like to hear from someone who's running them. And I'd like to see a picture.

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When I purchased my a/c system from Old Air they included a driver's side "stack" bracket that had the p/s pump or alternator mounted over the compressor and ran off the second compressor groove. I fabricated my own alternator mount for the passenger's side and used Steve's 2 groove modified balancer so I needed only one belt over the adaptor plate mounted early water pump. I have pictures of the alternator mount in my Webshots Chevy truck albums. If and when I want to add the p/s pump I can use the top part of the Old Air bracket.

You might want to check with Old Air for a bracket.

Dave


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Many of my Inliner acquaintances have used buffalo for many years. All seem to have had good success with them. He is a regular advertiser in The 12 Port News so I personally would have no problem doing business with them.


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Buffalo Steve is close enough to me that I see him at local car shows and swap meets and have had opportunity to discuss some of this products with him.

I've been very impressed by the thought and care that he puts into the things he makes and would be quick to do business with him over someone else who probably bought their product from China.


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