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That's a beauty!

Bob @ Glen Ray can fix you up.

Newer than 74. My book goes to 74 and the numbers stop at 369****

Here's mine 10 years later. I used the satin from John Deere.

This will be fun. I used satin black. It's not flat and it sure isn't gloss.

You might sell a few here with a sale ad. Shipping would be a turd though. One thing nie about selling them online is that you sell what you can and you can scrap the rest. Selling them at a swap meet would be best, but still a pain hauling them around. If you could find a rebuilder that would...

A picture of the housing you are talking about would be helpful.

Is it heater only or do you have factory air conditioning?

Heater assembly should get you there. Scroll down the forums and start a wanted thread for one. Someone here has one setting on the shelf from a car they parted out.

That's why you should start a wanted ad in the proper Marketplace forum. Somehow this one slipped through the cracks.

My Swinger is in the lower right quarter glass. Dealer installed Airtemp get's a different sticker. Mine is the only one I have seen.

I loved my Dakota's but they can be turds to work on.

It depends on what kind of crimp was used. You may not be able to duplicate that.

The end of the high pressure hose blew apart on my Dart. I took it off and to a local radiator shop that also does A/C. He was able to make a new hose with a mix of one new and one original fitting.

It would work but it might cause a little balance issue.

I think it's a metal clamp like a flat band hose clamp (not a worm clamp) THey use those on rubber hoses and should be available at auto parts stores and hardware and fastener stores.

I'm going to make this thread a sticky. Easy to locate the information next time it's needed. Thanks fellas.

The spring is thermostatically controlled. The Car Quest one is centrifugal.

Don't use stop leak. Drain the coolant and use silicone or Teflon sealant on the bolt. The bolts screw into a coolant passage just like the exhaust bolts.

With no numbers your guess is as good as mine.