The Ford Barn

garyaodell · 10-04-2015, 09:27 PM

I have the vent like the one in #1 and it is attached to a heater like in #6, it is mounted between the seat and the gear shift. The vent inlet on mine is round to accept a flex pipe or ridged exhaust pipe. It heats the car well until the temperature gets below 0 F.

Jim Huseby · 10-05-2015, 09:37 AM

I have one of those too, but since I put lots of miles on my A driver, I wonder where Laurie would put her feet and if it would really route enough volume to heat the cab. garyaodell says it works well to 0. Does anyone else use one of these. The Auto-Lite through-the-firewall heater REALLY blasts and it gets cold here with periods of -10 and lower that last for weeks.

10-05-2015, 09:37 AM	#2
Jim Huseby Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 361	Re: Vent for Model A upper floorboard I have one of those too, but since I put lots of miles on my A driver, I wonder where Laurie would put her feet and if it would really route enough volume to heat the cab. garyaodell says it works well to 0. Does anyone else use one of these. The Auto-Lite through-the-firewall heater REALLY blasts and it gets cold here with periods of -10 and lower that last for weeks.

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10-04-2015, 09:27 PM	#1
garyaodell Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Idaho Falls, Id Posts: 31	Re: Vent for Model A upper floorboard I have the vent like the one in #1 and it is attached to a heater like in #6, it is mounted between the seat and the gear shift. The vent inlet on mine is round to accept a flex pipe or ridged exhaust pipe. It heats the car well until the temperature gets below 0 F.