Classic T4R's with A/C? Who else has it?

tony420

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I have Ice cold ac in my 86 with 386,000 miles on it right now i converted it an recharged it last summer and havent had any leaks yet! Im just curious if anyone else has classics that still have working ac. I live in Las Vegas so ac is a must here.
 
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My 87 had AC. Didnt work when I bought it, so it got yanked. Dont really need it though, Id much rather have the top off.
 
Heck yeah I got that Ice Ice Baby!!!!!!

Sorry......flashback........
 

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Oh hell yeah I got it!

You should see the Jeep/Land Rover guys when we go wheeling. They are sweating their butts off, and I'm off roading in a/c comfort! LOL!!

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Mines got it stock. I rarely use it though, windows down or top off. I prefer mpgs over comfort. However, my prego wife sure appreciates it now that she's in trimester number three during the summer ;-)
 
I have it and it works perfect. 292k miles, still not converted or charged, guess it just dont leak....87 22re
 
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My 86 has factory AC, it has been converted, was non-op when i bought it, but a recharge and its working great. I also live in vegas, and driving during the day with no AC is "uncomfortable".
 
My 88 has ac and it works nicely. This is the first vehicle I've had with working ac. I will probably never use it unless the lady friend wants it on. I've had 2 s-10's with ac but neither worked.
 
Mines got it stock. I rarely use it though, windows down or top off. I prefer mpgs over comfort. However, my prego wife sure appreciates it now that she's in trimester number three during the summer ;-)

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This thread is about to get a little scientific/nerdy...:nerd:

According to a test that "Mythbusters" did a few years ago about which is more fuel efficient - A/C on and window's UP or A/C off and window's DOWN. The final result was using A/C and having the window's up is actually MORE fuel efficient due to the increased wind resistant/drag the window's create when they're down.

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