Picture of heater box...
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Picture of heater box...
i know i was talking to someone before about the Non-AC heater box that he had in his car...does anyone have a pic of it installed in a car?...It was a nice low profile one, maybe it was from GM...also, is an aftermarket non-ac heater box any better than GM's, or should i stick with the factory GM unit? Thanks
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Not exactly the GM steel one, but I made this replica out of fiberglass using the exact design.
There's not really aftermarket bolt-on designs out there. Many members have modified AC boxes with fiberglass, built custom AC deletes with sheet metal, and I've made replicas of the GM ones with fiberglass. Mainly, these boxes are getting darn expensive if you can't find them from a nice person or from a JY. I've seen the steel rusted shells go up to $150 + shipping on ebay.
Not exactly the GM steel one, but I made this replica out of fiberglass using the exact design.
There's not really aftermarket bolt-on designs out there. Many members have modified AC boxes with fiberglass, built custom AC deletes with sheet metal, and I've made replicas of the GM ones with fiberglass. Mainly, these boxes are getting darn expensive if you can't find them from a nice person or from a JY. I've seen the steel rusted shells go up to $150 + shipping on ebay.
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