Vintage air install on my 1966 C10 part 1 

Thanks for the compliment. I’ve had this truck for 8 years. It takes time and money (mostly money) to get it this way. I still have a ways to go. That’s awesome your son is into classic trucks. I hope mine gets into it.

Thanks for your support. I’m glad you enjoyed the video

Thank you for the compliment. I really appreciate it

Thanks. I think the radiator looks great black along with the fan shroud. I agree that chrome gets boring after awhile but I still like Chevy orange. Just to let you know, summit racing makes a 3 row brass radiator. I almost went with it but I figured aluminum dissipate the heat better than brass.

🤣 Trust me I had to edit through some words I didn’t want on the video. It was tricky to do but it still beats taking the grill off which I didn’t want to do.

I’m glad you enjoyed the video. It will be nice to have some cold air hitting me in the face this summer. Good luck with your build.

I’m nowhere near being done but I’ll check it out, thanks. I’m just following the instructions and using what they provided in the kit.

I just finished part 2. I need edit the video to upload it but hopefully I can get it out this week. If family, work and sleep didn’t get in the way I could have already been done 😆

@@Chickeneyegarage I hear ya, Things do take time and Family comes first

I say around $3k for everything. It adds up quick. :)

Thanks for the compliment. The ac kit alone with tax was $2085. Add the trinary switch at around $45. If you go to electric fans like I’m using it’s another $330 plus tax. Not counting wiring, relays etc. Adding or changing pulleys plus belts. It adds up so RCbasheracer is probably accurate. If you stick with a manual driven engine fan you save money going that route

Thanks. I can’t remember what I prepped it with but I think it was 600 or 800 grit sandpaper. I painted VHT epoxy paint satin black

Thanks

I’m running a gates 7555 belt. I don’t know the size

I think it’s a factory replacement

@@Chickeneyegarage I thought factory had the metal pipe with rubber hose on each end.

Slick look on the install of air.