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The heater core was replaced but not yet installed. I do agree that I should take the radiator to a shop. Now about the block…. lol

I have a similar issue and need to drain / flush. I am in the process of restoration and before I purchased the car (69Bee, 383) the engine was rebuilt. I had noticed that the water is very rusty and this was concerning, however during the restoration and pulling the Heat/AC box I realized the...

Yes I have both. Thanks. I ordered an entire kit from DM some time back and forgot that I had it. I have all the pieces of that puzzle now thanks to the good advice on this forum.

true that!

now it is $50 and $100 to death, and then some.. your post cleared things up for me, I sourced that part on Ebay and ordered it, about $40 with shipping....there were some of the same thing on there for $100 plus many thanks for the help! Got all those parts now....I think lol

Thanks. I'll look into sourcing that part.

Very sloppy, that is what is throwing me off...

I think I have one. I’ll check it out. Thanks.

I do not. How would the round end hook up? Both ends I have are rectangle. Am I looking at this wrong? Thank you for your input!

1969 Dodge Super Bee w/ factory air… See pic….Is there a flex duct that goes between these in the middle ac vent (Rallye dash)? If so where could I source? I have new duct for the end vents, could buy online. Have not seen what would bridge the gap here. TIA.

I checked with them. They would be happy to but can’t find any rebuild kits. Not sure where to look for those now, may not be available.

Yeah I probably need to look at doing that. There are instructions in the manual.

On waiting list (supposedly) to have original compressor on my 69 Bee restored, but doubt they will get to it. Original Air and they restored my Heater AC box nicely, but in my experience their communication has become less than acceptable. Any recommendations for other shops?

That's it. Good pic showing original Unfortunately I am not aware of anyone making these so if missing have to fabricate on your own

Another pic oriented the correct way.

Will have to be shortened considerably but the hook hopes inside and over the cowling. These are battery hold downs purchased on Amazon.

I haven’t completed mine yet. My duct was full of tiny holes so I found some flex duct online to replace it. Gonna have to do some manipulation on the square end. This connects to the cowling with “j” bolts. No one makes them, but I purchased a set of battery hold down j bolts that I will...

Yes I recall that now. Thank you.

Actually I posted something similar last September and got some information. I apologize for the duplication but do not know how to delete this.... On the other hand any additional info or advice is welcome.

I am not far away from installing my heater / ac box that was restored (well over a year ago now). Controls and other parts restored as will. Problem is, while I marked each one when I removed it the marks disappeared during the restoration (not by me, professionally done with new heater core...