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heater backdate parts at partsheaven soon.

i was just there yesterday. al showed me his prototypes. he is having them made new again. the one he showed me was perfect. he is making the "dented" version too for the larger distributor cars. i dont know when they will be available, but he said, "anyday now". he thinks they will be $50ish per side. this is FYI only.

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Old 07-12-2006, 11:05 AM
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Hey Cliff,
What are the chances you could post a pic?
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none, i didnt take any.
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fiberglass or metal?
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Unless someone pony's up here soon, I will swing by this weekend and shoot a couple of photos and post some details.
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they are metal. you really dont need pictures, dude. they look like the factory ones.
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Can't wait to see them. Somebody post pictures and cost when you get a chance.
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Dude, you heard what Cliff said...:-)
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I hear you. I just want to see them. Pictures are real to me. I was in the process of trying to find out why my heater blower doesn't work anymore when I came up with the, "why even look at it in the first place; why not back-date" thought. So, I'm trying to do the research to make sure it will fit on the right side where the AC compressor sits, etc.
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When they are ready for the waiting public (me specificaly) please post the contact info. I want to backdate soon. I love the clean look and I'm tired of rebuilding my blower motor!
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So they are metal, painted black and look just like the originals.

Do you have any pictures?
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cliff takes good pictures
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It is a guess, but I feel pretty confident they will look like these
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So let me ask the dumb question. Do they allow for AC compressor to still be installed. If so, I'm buying.
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So let me ask the dumb question. Do they allow for AC compressor to still be installed. If so, I'm buying.
Yes.

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While I'm at it then, can you use the existing one on the left side and route directly to the heat exchanger or do you need to purchase the right part (82SC). Seems that you could repurpose the existing one if you could just reduce the output size.
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i guess somebody went and took pictures. Al, just told me that he will have them "dented" to fit the 3 liters.

soon. i bet he sells a bunch of them. i better sell my heater blower soon, before the market is flooded...thanks guys
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And I just payed over $200 for my heater backdate parts
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Backdate ducts

OK, here are the photo's I promised, with some pertinent information.
These ducts are not yet in production, but may be available within the next few weeks.
Parts Heaven 510-782-0354 or info@partsheaven.com
These fit up to the 2.7, but can be massaged (dented) to fit the 3.0.
At a later date, the 3.0 models (predented ;-) will follow.
Ducts are fabbed from sheetmetal and painted black.



Additional hard to find parts are as follows:
944 shift knob caps (blk or brn)


77-86 Aftermarket clutch cable support bracket

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