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Jerry Skidmore

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  1. 0BF1D6A1-CE59-4CF1-8358-0346CF1DC015.thumb.jpeg.a67d0ea2a100d3c0d793d24f2ea49a04.jpegCBF88A7D-4BDB-4A47-B318-5F2E7C67144A.thumb.jpeg.14872d49276dcfafba1ae1e754c2bf7a.jpegCE8DAB97-1C23-4DDE-A4B3-222222B525D2.thumb.jpeg.51c26e302125b910d0c57cc4c67edb49.jpeg85EDD8E8-E6A4-4304-B025-733BBF656994.thumb.jpeg.00131a13bda30de218e550baec48145e.jpeg9413F654-ABE8-40BE-85C4-CD799CD471C5.thumb.jpeg.f3a44e4a66e72b8440bf5ce631999949.jpegE692CFEE-DAF2-4D1C-AD0B-A79B756891BE.thumb.jpeg.0868936c63919917ed3c84fe047cfaad.jpegThe 71-72 Monte/ Chevelle mirror pedestal casting # is 32155. The housing is #32153. The base gasket for Monte is 9872030 and base gasket for Chevelle is 9872029. The Nova and it’s counterparts (pontiac Ventura etc.) has a pedestal with casting #32485. It has more of a angle than the Monte/Chevelle pedestal, but not as much angle as the pedestal for the 70-81 Camaro. Also the remote cable is about 4” longer on the Monte/Chevelle than the Nova and the Nova pedestal can be easily identified by a X on the backside of mounting screw hole for the driver and a O for the passenger side. The pedestal for the Nova is straight where the mounting screw hole is, and curved on the Monte/Chevelle.

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  2. Thanks Rob, I also talked with Leo Konik and he also recommended old air products. I will give them a call. No I don’t have the plug for the compressor hooked up as I just have a rolling chassis right now, the body is in the body shop so no where to plug the harness in. There was a guy at the Carlisle show who had a 70 Chevelle that had some work done and recommended but he said they were called vintage auto air however his work was done over 20 years ago so not sure if this company is still around.

  3. A few months ago I sent my original AC components out to a place called original air group in Tampa Florida to get rebuilt. The dryer,expansion valve and POA valve look great but I haven’t charged with Freon to see how well it works yet. One reason is because just during engine break in the pulley on the AC compressor is slinging oil and you can see a line of oil on the frame as well as spatters elsewhere. They do fill the compressor with oil but I haven’t connected the hoses or wire harness to engage the clutch on the compressor so I wouldn’t think that would have any affect on oil leaking past the seal. I sent my original hoses to be cleaned and have new barrier cushions installed but they ruined them by blasting all the aluminum making it rough and dull in appearance instead of just cleaning. They weren’t supposed to replace the hoses but did anyhow and the new crimps aren’t anything like the originals so I had to start over to find new original hoses. Has anyone here had better luck and better customer service anywhere else.

  4. ACD4BB41-6A8B-4237-91C4-BC4B52567B94.thumb.jpeg.480bbfcce49cddefb78aa5402ce110a7.jpeg90A46F38-8D81-46B1-BE30-DD57058EF052.thumb.jpeg.f17337070b54fa0d507ca026ee16e4a9.jpeg9D46375D-04D0-44FF-869C-2C6FB6224D5E.thumb.jpeg.3ee4a6f8b2c80d47e2a9b62871e1682e.jpeg8C23848F-77DC-45AB-9B59-BC29E7A0A4EA.thumb.jpeg.887827603dc58a6a72d5032a36bcf182.jpegI have 2 1971 Monte Carlo’s one is a 402 and the other is a 454. I believe the distributor vacuum line is the same for both.Both we’re missing this item, and the repo from parts place seems close but not correct.The end going to the electric solenoid goes too far. Does anyone have an original that I can get measurements,traceing or pictures? Or better yet bring to upcoming convention. 1970 and 1972 are different. If anyone has an original they would be willing to sell that would be great too. Thanks Jerry

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