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Metal Fabrication Question
Hi Folks -
I have recently deleted the A/C from my '87 coupe. Does anyone sell, make, or are willing to make a block off plate for the gap left by the front blower (the part behind the front bumper)? Thanks.
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07-25-2004, 11:38 AM
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Anyone want to make one?
I have money waiting for a pro job.
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Got a picture or a scale drawing?
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Here are some pics...
The plate would need to be 6.5" by 4.5" . One would need to measure the screw positions on an actual blower or make those oval slider holes.... I am looking for something light, black, rustproof, quickly done and factory looking. Oh, and maybe a gasket of some sort?  
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Home Depot sheet metal worked fine for me. I sprayed the bottom exposed area with black Rustoleum. I also used some foam weatherstripping for a nice seal. Here's a pic (not a great one though)
 It really easy to do yourself....just make sure you wear gloves if you're using a belt sander, or you could end up at the emergency center on a Saturday morning geting 6 stitches...ask me how I know. ooooooohhhhhh yeah, sheet metal cuts deep. 
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You can also use Alu. sheet and a rivet gun
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Josh - That is what I am looking for, but I don't have access to the tools....
Wanna make one for me?
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I can make you one, however you like: aluminum, stainless, or mild steel. PM dimensions. I can use slightly larger holes and you can use a small washer on each screw to allow for tolerences and adjustment.
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