Reply to "Cabin ventilation… where does it go?"

davidnunnMember

In later Pantera's ('74 on), there is an opening (tube) in the cavity below the wiper grill. The tube is located on the far right side of this opening, so rainwater can't fall directly into it. The tube is installed so the upper end is about 1" higher than the bottom of the cavity, so if water were to get into the cavity, it wouldn't flow into the tube. There is then a flapper valve attached to the heater/A-C unit, controlled by a cable, to give you control over fresh air or recirculated air in the cabin. TBS, there is still nowhere for air to exit, other than out an open window.

Gary Hall had the right idea but his vent kit eliminated the door jamb light, which most potential customers didn't want to do.

2/27/249:48 AM

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