Need A/C Condensor
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69FLATBED
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Need A/C Condensor
Anyone have a good lead on a new condenser for a 69 Ranger? I've struck out at all my local parts stores, I found one for $369 but that seemed a little steep to me. Let me know if any of you have bought one lately. Thanks.
Troy
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2000 F350 4x4 Crew Cab PSD
1969 F350 Flatbed 360 4spd DRW
!968 F250 4x4 Crew Cab SWB
Love my diesels hope to be gasoline free soon!
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Re: Need A/C Condensor
If your worried about fuel prices a Big Block Ford is not for you...
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68RGR
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Re: Need A/C Condensor
Try rockauto.com
I bought one for a '73 and it was under $100. It came from Rock Auto or Advanced Auto Parts (with a 40% discount)
I bought one for a '73 and it was under $100. It came from Rock Auto or Advanced Auto Parts (with a 40% discount)
Bill
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73 F100 Ranger XLT
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fireguywtc
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Re: Need A/C Condensor
If you are going to R 134, I would recommend going to a radiator shop and finding the largest parallel flow condenser you can fit. That is what I did and I am happy with my AC's performance. I don't know what my condenser was originally used in but the fittings are both on the same side and the shop moved and re-soldered the fittings for me. Total cost was $75 but took a little work to get it to fit.
Bill
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1967 F-250 LWB 2WD 352 V8, 4spd manual, true duals, 122k original miles (currently being restored)
2024 F350 CCSB, darkened bronze