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[taxreliever]

LOL.Yea AC would be nice but not important.

Ac is extremely important to me.....a small investment for the years of comfort it provides those few times a year (not many up here in Maine, but they're here!) while driving.

 

[taxreliever]

When I first went looking for a 73-77 dent, that was one of my criteria.

 

[tanman722001]

Maybe later I will add AC.

 

[m78]

It never bothered me to not have ac when I was younger. But now is a different story.

 

[taxreliever]

It never bothered me to not have ac when I was younger. But now is a different story.

My very first car at 16 years old was a 69 Falcon, 3 on the tree, straight 6, w zero options. Could care less about ac in 100 degree ca valley weather and neither did my passengers. Today? Not so much!

 

[Fordzilla80]

I like the rugged look of it!

As for AC, my F150 doesn't have it, but my Ranger does. I used to be all anti-A/C, but now I actually kinda like having it, especially when I get done mowing lawns and I'm sweating bullets.

 

[DNFXDLI]

A/C is a major priority for me...even the box of the work truck has it!

 

[Beach66Bum]

No A/C either, just glad I have the rear sliding window and window side vents, otherwise I think I would pass out!!

 

[tanman722001]

Yea Im going to put a sliding rear window in mine for know.Or at lease until I get the AC cab or the parts to put AC in mine

 

[m78]

Just taking the humidity out of the air is the biggest benefit to having AC around here. It gets so high around here you ave to carry an oar.

 

[aussie_f350]

I never had A/C on a truck before, but my trucks never really a daily as i work from home. I doubt i worry about it, the coolness of driving an old truck outweighs it!!
PS, i love your truck!!!