1969 power ventilation system wanted

[CHUCK4850 10]

I'm looking for a complete power ventilation system for my 1969 Mach 1. My Marti report says my car was built with it, but somebody removed it.

Chuck

203-288-2769

[Fordrevhead 29]

good luck with that, pretty rare option. I know of one for sale...

 

http://www.cougarpartscatalog.com/p-vent.html

[CHUCK4850 10]

I did find that one, while searching everywhere I could think of. I thought the price was kinda high, but I guess it is really rare. And, it's from a Cougar, so the dash vents, and the sleeve behind them is wrong for a Mustang.

[Fordrevhead 29]

I was wondering that myself, makes sense.

 

Yeah, considering it was a $40.02 option lol.

[TheMenace 10]

I have a complete unit for sale. I have everything including the vacuum plug and vacuum canister. Pm me or email at dennisriese@yahoo.com

[CHUCK4850 10]

Dennis,

I PMed you, and emailed you. Maybe it went to your spam folder?

Chuck

chuck4850@aol.com

[CHUCK4850 10]

I'm still looking for a complete Power Ventilation heater assembly. Somebody must have one!

Chuck

[miketyler 15]

So in function, how exactly did the power vent system differ from the typical heater or AC systems?

[CHUCK4850 10]

It uses a higher output blower motor that was actually air cooled. A rubber hose went from the fan area back out through the firewall, and into the can of the motor. When you were in Power Vent mode, outside air was sent out the two center A/C ducts.

According to my Marti Report, my car came with this option. Somebody swapped it for a standard heater at some point, because it's not in there now. It was probably ordered with that option only because you couldn't get A/C in a 428 4 speed car.

Chuck

[CHUCK4850 10]

I'm still looking for one. Anybody have any leads?

Chuck

[jwscarab 20]

I have the center vent duct with the vacuum canister, and the high capacity fan motor with the return cooling tube. These are the only 2 parts I have and I was going to try to make them work on my car as I am now leaning against vintage air. I have since been informed they will not work on a standard heater box - but Im still not sure. I dont want to cut my firewall. I need to try to fit these up. I can then decide if I am going that route or not, and will let you know! Thanks

[jwscarab 20]

Hey Chuck - Pics and info sent to you on the power vent stuff. Thanks!

 

Not sure where Hamden CT is, but I just bought my car out of Raymond NH - probably not too far away!

[Ry-speeed 14]

Pm sent

[Ry-speeed 14]

Pm sent

[Madd Hatter 10]

Have you checked out Classic Auto Air out of Flordia? I am restoring my 1969 Mustang which came with A/C and found some pieces I was looking for. I did notice they have a/c kits for Mustangs as well