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texasred · 01-11-2007, 08:39 PM

LOL...thanks but I just bought a 72 parts car with an intact, working A/C system. But, strangely enough, it took me a couple of years to find anything that wasn't jacked up in removal or just plain ragged.

Almost forgot...this will keep your system from going bad while you are finding someone to buy it. Go to Office Depot and buy two or three of the heaviest cardboard file storage boxes they have, Home Depot or Lowes for desicant packets and heavy duty garbage bags. Open 3 garbage bags and triple line the inside of the boxes. Place several dessicant packets in the final bag. Place your A/C parts in the bag, taking pics of the parts before they are packed. When the bag/box is getting full (but not but not over full) tie off the bag, then the to over-bags and label the boxes.

In case you hadn't guessed, I'm the @nal-etentive type!

C.J.

01-11-2007, 08:39 PM	#4 (permalink)
texasred Super Moderator Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 806	LOL...thanks but I just bought a 72 parts car with an intact, working A/C system. But, strangely enough, it took me a couple of years to find anything that wasn't jacked up in removal or just plain ragged. Almost forgot...this will keep your system from going bad while you are finding someone to buy it. Go to Office Depot and buy two or three of the heaviest cardboard file storage boxes they have, Home Depot or Lowes for desicant packets and heavy duty garbage bags. Open 3 garbage bags and triple line the inside of the boxes. Place several dessicant packets in the final bag. Place your A/C parts in the bag, taking pics of the parts before they are packed. When the bag/box is getting full (but not but not over full) tie off the bag, then the to over-bags and label the boxes. In case you hadn't guessed, I'm the @nal-etentive type! C.J. __________________ Home of the 1971 Cutlass Supreme convertible Super Karate Monkey Death Car.