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Shop Shark
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Hi,

I have a Harrison 11 55 fresh air heater that is almost complete. I am missing the adapter fitting that connects the blower housing to the passenger side kick panel. It is shown as "Adapter" on the left part of this picture from the installation manual:

http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa397/fourbrads/57%20chevy/HeaterAdapter.gif


I have tried to find one to no avail. If anyone has one, I would very much appreciate measurements so that I can fabricate one.

Thanks,

Jim


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not called a 'fresh air heater' Jim, it's the TF deluxe model heater

here's some help - the shape, and the dimensions ... good luck, let us know if it works out wink

Bill


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Bill,

Thanks for both the measurements and the edification. The best of this site is that I learn something every time I open it and I get help any time I need it. Can't ask more than that from a community of like-minded friends.

Thanks again,

Jim


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