tanda62

Thanks for the pictures. They really help. Maybe I can make one since it seems like an easy enough piece to fashion.

My car is missing the glove box check arm (part number 1350995). Does anyone have a source for one of these? I can see how it attaches to the glove box door, one screw, but there are no obvious holes for attaching it to the fiberglass of the dash. How does it attach to the dash? Thanks for any help, Tom

I did finish my suspension but have not finished the rebuild of the car so haven't had a chance to test it out. One day I hope to get this project done...

Here is another option for R1 plugs. https://www.ngk.com/ngk-4536-xr45-v-power-spark-plug

Thank you, the picture really helps.

Hogtrough, Where did you mount your drier? Do you have a picture? Thanks, Tom

Here is the radiator I am using in my 63. It fit right in except for having to enlarge a couple of the mounting holes to get them to line up. A rat tail file and a few minutes work did the job. I am using a 16inch Spal fan with a mount from Vivid Racing. https://avantiparts.biz/radiator-aluminum-63-to-85-avanti/

Dan, try this switch https://www.amazon.com/UAC-SW-6490C-C-Thermostat/dp/B003R43E0O/ref=sr_1_28?crid=2ENEVV7QDFNRS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.GPhk8TpmjpUPixr0JRLAZDDz-AdgnD2NrbLr3Bc6KdZaedltDLCa1V0PoVWm522QMIwZarBw9lonrtfdMWTHVP3OLUCBu0QjCqCVkazbrRhLx3XKBVyvMmVRXHjFPpxdQEkevzZzDw33ttrSj8GbQitJuDUoDu-49Q054qiWbG9PHbTnj4NhsnvVMjAU74Jz.lwWRzcvlO_fi4-ptSjRh8smEh4nB38az3gsCHQqLMcc&dib_tag=se&keywords=automotive+A%2FC+switches&qid=1746385165&sprefix=automotive+a%2Fc+switches%2Caps%2C130&sr=8-28&xpid=fV4ajBeSHMimL Then please let me know which wire you put on which terminal. Tom

Trying to convert my 63 switches to these newer switches and all the wiring is gone from the car so I a recreating this from scratch. Do you know which terminal on each switch goes to which wire? I believe for the fan switch the B terminal is Power In (from the battery), the M terminal is Power Out (to the fan motor) and the O terminal is ground. The temperature switch terminals are labeled O and L. I believe one of these goes to the compressor and the other goes to the fan switch but I don't know which is which. Thanks, Tom

Thanks for the info and good luck with the rest of your build!

Thanks for the information. Are you using this for both Heat and Cool or just Cool? Did it come with a wiring diagram to help with the install? Tom

This is great, I am wondering which evaporator unit you went with. You are right there are so many to choose from out there. I am also considering getting a modern evaporator unit for my build. Thanks, Tom

I have my entire interior apart so while I am not sure if you can take out the evaporator on the passenger side. Having said that it sure seems like that would be possible. Disconnect the wiring, the two upper supports, remove the A/C hoses and remove the drain hose. That is all holding it place.

Took apart my A/C Evaporator Housing so I can clean and paint it in preparation for reinstalling. Discovered this pattern of a rubberized insulation on the bottom with a clear channel leading to the drain. I dripped some water on the area and it beads up pretty well on the insulation and eventually makes it way to the clear area and the drain. Just wondering if this is factory or did someone along the way modify this along the way and I should remove it. Thanks for any assistance, Tom I will remove and replace the Dum Dum along the edge used to seal the unit when back together.

This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you so very much! Tom