69 396 pace car a/c
 

BB 396 pace car with a/c nice car. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...433936&rd=1

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

Hey...at least it has the "caution fan" sticker...most likely has the dill caps too! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ins/tongue.gif https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif

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Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

Nice car? For the big $$ they want it could have a bit more detail...

wrong master, trim rings, front seat belts, wiper arms, PCV & hose, rotors, lighter

missing AIR system, rear seat belts, a-arm seals, a/c core support seal, e-brake cable brackets, RH door wedge, fuel pedal trim

worn radio faceplate, seats

tape pinstripes & homemade exhaust, many incorrect finishes

Not my idea of an "EXTREME" #1 TRAILER SHOW CAR!!"

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

...and no paperwork to prove it was an original big block car.

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

I doubt it is a big block car originally as it still sports the small block a/c evaporator and POA valve assy. The engine side of the evaporator box looks like the repro fiberglass unit as it is a different color and finish than the half closer to the fender. Also note the junk repro headrest covers. There is no reason for any top notch car not to have the headrests restored correctly............RatPack...................... .....Forgot to mention the FORD fan decal on the shroud.................

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

What, exactly, is an A/C core support seal???
Thank you...
ktownkid

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

small block tach.I don't think it's an original BB car either.

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

Shoudnt it also have a curved neck radiator to clear the ac?

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

I always wonder about a Pace Car without Custom Deluxe Seat Belts (YA1), this was a manditory option. I'm looking for a big block Pace Car.

Re: 69 396 pace car a/c
 

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What, exactly, is an A/C core support seal???
Thank you...
ktownkid

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69s with a/c have a thick rubber seal across the top of the core support. It is retained with clips that require holes to be punched. See page B3 in the C60 section of the AIM.