Reply to "Fresh Air"

chuckmeltonMember

It depends upon the year of your car.
Early cars, and then later cars (late 1973+)
had fresh air supply via a box, controlled by the dash lever. There is an inlet below the wiper grill. Air comes into a switch box, to either supply the AC/Heater or the cabin. See the images in "Death and Life of 6659", located under the "Past Events" at http://www.geocities.com/provamo72/
You will see some great images of what is behind the dash, and the intake opening in the cowl area.
The 'mid-years' ? Don't get fresh air !

Hall makes a "kit", replacing the light in the door with a vent. I think the door panel is modified also. Anyone ?
Chuck

8/27/028:42 PM

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