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Anyone have a better picture of the bracket on the valve cover. I wondered why there was now place on the inner fender for the hose bracket on my 68. I have a bracket but it must be for 69-70.

Years back some of fords infamous 400's had terrible heating problems(78 and 79). It was found that the line bore was off so much the crank was causing internal heating problem's. Father-in-law had one of these in a pickup. Took it to a machine shop had it line bored and it never ran hot again...

So how does it stack up to vintage air?

No hemi came with ac but I know of a 70 roadrunner hemi 4 speed car that had dealer installed ac when new. It had the old style compressor as well. You must be able to install it with a non ac firewall because you cant tell by looking at his that it wasn't factory. First time I saw it I thought...

Looks like a dodge pickup control to me. Had one in the late 70's that looked like that.

The cable that controls your temp for the heater in located under your dash. No need to drain anything. It runs from the temp control on your heater panel to the top of your heater box under the passengers side.

You need to check the cable on the temp control of your heater at both ends to see if it is allowing hot fluid into the heater coil. There is a valve there to regulate the amount of flow into the coil. The cars back then did not have an expansion tank. Usually the level will self regulate and...