A/C Retrofit Kits - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite

dilvoy · 03-02-2010, 20:46

I'm wondering if there is any interest in some NOS A/C Kits that I have. They are for the MTVR vehicle, but are very comprehensive and look to be able to be adapted to just about anything. Here are some fotos.

robr · 03-02-2010, 21:00

sure if the price is right

militarysteel · 03-02-2010, 21:04

10 bucks

wreckerman893 · 03-02-2010, 21:30

That is a nice setup but as much as I hate roasting in a deuce I don't think I would add another system to the engine......it would have to be a **** of a unit to cool an uninsulated deuce cab.
Now if you could adapt it a heating/defrosting system I would be interested.

KsM715 · 03-02-2010, 23:05

I'd love one for my 5ton if the price is right, but if you go look in the classifieds you'll see some a/c units there that are out of my price range.

yeager1 · 03-02-2010, 23:21

Definitely interested, but with commercial "universal kits" for big trucks being about $850 (which are made to be easily adaptable to any rig) the price would have to be good; not giving them away but resonable. If you want to try to sell them for a resonable rate, PM me.

dilvoy · 03-03-2010, 03:13

The Price I had in mind was $300. This is top quality kit as usual, with excellent wire harness's, relays and a very detailed instruction manual. It has plenty of info for most people to figure out what needs switched power and what not. The crates that the kits are in are large 38x36x32. I can take the crates to a shipping terminal for freight shipment. Forward air has been the cheapest that I have delt with. I can also take the kits out of the crates and ship the contents in their individual boxes. The boxes with the heat/evap unit and condensor would need to be reinforced though. I'm located in San Francisco, Ca.

Rossman · 03-03-2010, 05:58

I'll take one

broman78 · 03-03-2010, 09:51

it is funny how people were talking about price and possibly be overpriced then when the $300 pops up you get a bite. That is a good price point.

UpstateNYer · 03-03-2010, 10:28

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Originally Posted by dilvoy

The Price I had in mind was $300. This is top quality kit as usual, with excellent wire harness's, relays and a very detailed instruction manual. It has plenty of info for most people to figure out what needs switched power and what not. The crates that the kits are in are large 38x36x32. I can take the crates to a shipping terminal for freight shipment. Forward air has been the cheapest that I have delt with. I can also take the kits out of the crates and ship the contents in their individual boxes. The boxes with the heat/evap unit and condensor would need to be reinforced though. I'm located in San Francisco, Ca.

I will take one also, can you quote shipping to 13202 a buisness address with forklift. Or I can ship it UPS freight on my account if you like.