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How many of you guys have one and how did you set yours up i am curious, pics would be nice I will be working on mine this weekend, I found a water control valve that is electric as I thought this would make a very clean set up. I am trying to avoid putting holes in the firewall as much as possible. My present fuel line is in the way but I can turn the valve and make a new fuel line that will follow...10-20-2017, 08:45 AM -
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How many of you guys have one and how did you set yours up i am curious, pics would be nice I will be working on mine this weekend, I found a water control valve that is electric as I thought this would make a very clean set up. I am trying to avoid putting holes in the firewall...10-20-2017, 08:45 AM -
How difficult is it to install a hot water heater in an “A?”03-25-2019, 08:50 PM -
This is the bulkhead plate I made for the heater install I did, it is 3/16ths aluminum I mounted the heater to it because i did not want to poke holes in the firewall and this way I could use the existing holes there to mount this unit, following are some pics I took of the process, I was not able to use the sediment bowl for various reasons threads being just one of the issues.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
This gallery has 10 photos.11-12-2017, 08:35 AM -
Does anyone know what this Arvin heater fits and what it might be worth ?You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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I’m working on this 31 cp and it has a pretty nice heater set up. Someone installed this by defacing the firewall a bit with holes for the hoses and mountings. This same set up can be installed cleaner by cutting holes in the toe board for the hoses and mounted differently. It contains a small heater core with an internal fan controlled by a variable reostat switch. There are 3 adjustable flaps...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
This gallery has 10 photos.12-03-2018, 10:23 PM -
Last November we were out cruising the back roads and after two hours she said she was getting cold and my hands were starting to feel the chill anyone ever install a hot water heater in their car? There is lots of time before snow season I could be running my car but the years of working outside have caught up to my hands and feet.02-06-2021, 09:03 AM -
Here's a picture of the water outlet made by Hadees.
Below the heater fitting is a flat circle, which can be drilled and tapped for a temperature gauge.
I've never seen an outlet like this before.
I wonder if this was part of a kit that included the heater and return pipe?
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My wife and I moved into a 20 year old house last spring. It has 2 car attached garage. The garage is well insulated. I keep my Model A and my mower in the garage. I would like to heat it when tinkering with my car. I am looking at a ventless gas heater. The info says it is safe for a garage if installed at least 24" of the floor. There is already a water heater installed in...12-06-2020, 08:51 PM -
My car came with an autolite heater and the manifold not sure if the manifold is good, is there a piece of flex pipe that goes between the heater and the door on the firewall.
Also I see a heater is also made for the stock manifold as well, mounting looks a little cheezy to me like it might be a real good vibrating noise maker,
Any small compact water heaters that would work...10-03-2017, 09:18 AM
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