In Need Of Some Air Con Advice

[Guest jwaterman]

hi all,

 

got a strange question to ask. My uncle would like to ship a robin hood out to hong kong. He really likes my car (its the stainless panels), but the only thing he is concerned about is the 90% humidity which occurs for 5 months if the year. He wants air con fitted to a car he buys. Money is no object as far as i can see.

 

Does anyone know whether there is such a kit availiable that car be fitted to cars??? Yes i know its a strange question, yes i know about taking the hood off, and yes i know its defeating the object, but he wants to know if there is such a kit avaliable.

 

If anyone could shed some light on this i would be really grateful.

 

 

Cheers

 

John

[Guest rizla]

yes there are kits available,i know that the makers of the ultima kit car can suply a universal fit air con kit,i would contact them and see what company they use for them

[swan]

john

apologies to bill and blondie

 

You could always fit it in the back

 

swan

[ibrooks]

Fairly certain that Car Builder Solutions used to offer a universal kit (but you had to supply the compressor).

 

Iain

[Guest Steve.G]

Fairly certain that Car Builder Solutions used to offer a universal kit (but you had to supply the compressor).

They still do See Here. They also supply a compressor & rad set-up too.

 

Steve G.

[Guest salty_monk]

Always adverts for these in Kit Car & also sometimes in the classic car mags

[Guest Ant]

How on earth can you air-con a Robin Hood? There's a lot of sealing up to be done, and that's before you start on a roof!

 

Ant

[Jon Bradbury]

Tut, tut, Ant.

 

Just because it isn't easy to do this, doesn't mean one shouldn't attempt it!

 

My personal objective is a waterproof car and I have a lot of ideas as to how this can be done. Only ideas though - no doubt they will all be proved nonsense when i try to put them into practice...

 

Would love A/C but I doubt there is room for it. Extra grand too... hmmmm...