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40ford

02-01-2022 09:12 AM

Hot Air Heater Parts:

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This was in the Early Ford V8 Club magazine.Thought maybe someone may be looking for parts.
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Kube	02-01-2022 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by 40ford (Post 2100398)

This was in the Early Ford V8 Club magazine.Thought maybe someone may be looking for parts.
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For $2500, I trust there is about two or more full truck loads.

petehoovie

02-01-2022 03:52 PM

Re: Hot Air Heater Parts:

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Originally Posted by 40ford (Post 2100398)

This was in the Early Ford V8 Club magazine.Thought maybe someone may be looking for parts.
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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...1&d=1643724714

kirkf

02-01-2022 04:40 PM

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How do you paste the pic into the reply like that instead of having to attach it as a thumbnail?

Kirk

1939mars

02-01-2022 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Kube (Post 2100400)

For $2500, I trust there is about two or more full truck loads.

This is mine and my dad's ad. It is at least a pickup load, probably more with the dies.

Kube	02-01-2022 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by 1939mars (Post 2100552)

This is mine and my dad's ad. It is at least a pickup load, probably more with the dies.

I sincerely wish you the best of fortune.
Years ago, hot air heater stuff was desirable. Now? Not so much.

swoopNZ

02-02-2022 04:53 PM

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Hard to install on RHD cars because of the steering box location.

Karl	02-02-2022 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by swoopNZ (Post 2100836)

Hard to install on RHD cars because of the steering box location.

I have tried by rewelding the inlet pipe on the heat exchanger at a different angle and even then it wouldn't fit fouling against the chassis rail -It almost seemed like there was less room on the dipstick side of the engine than the other side- I think with enough time I could have made it fit -However in our temperate climate I've never really been cold in a V8 with all that heat bubbling through the firewall -So I parked that project -Karl

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