1969 Hurst Olds
#1
1969 Hurst Olds
Hey fellows need HELP have a beautiful dash pad that is in a 1969 442 (which my olds H/O) really is but the pad is non air my 69 is A/C is there any reason when I remove my old air one that the non air one could convert with out problems dimensionally everything looks the same can any of you help me is the air & non air unit the same except for vent functionality shouldn't the components bolt right up or am I missing something please help some of you guys are great with this type of replacement don't want to start ripping apart the old dash then I run into a problem
thanksAl
thanksAl
#2
The non-A/C dash pads in cars WITHOUT vent windows (specifically, Holiday Coupes and convertibles) are exactly the same as A/C dash pads. The only difference is the actual vents and the blank plate in the center, all of which just bolt in from the back.
#3
1969 Hurst Olds
Thanks Joe my thought process is to remove the middle non functional vent & just remove from my old pad & install on the non air pad dimensions are exactly the same the end vents on the non air are there & I suppose we're functional for outside air venting to inside
my only concern is with 2 vents one on each end & the middle being just a blank can I assume taking off all components on my a/c pad will screw/bolt up to new pad where as converting it to a functional a/c pad???
Thanks for your helpAL
my only concern is with 2 vents one on each end & the middle being just a blank can I assume taking off all components on my a/c pad will screw/bolt up to new pad where as converting it to a functional a/c pad???
Thanks for your helpAL
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