Brian
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Time Machine wrote:Yeah mine are on the side doors. The were originally solid doors. These were cut in and mounted. The rears are window. Kinda wouldn't mind to have similar on the rear, but okay with it as is. sure vents well and give a breeze through. Gets hot here in the south. Also has a small roof vent wich is neat. That'll vent hot air out as it rises. I'm seriously thinking about resto-ing the a/c unit. Not right off, but it'd be nice. Late July and August here will make you want to put your non-a/c toys away. The high humidity make it all the worse. 'Couse I'll sweat a lil to drive this one LOL. Post a pic of your rear window if you get a chance. It'd be neat to see.
Time Machine wrote:Got my van off of my trailer yesterday morning. Took her for a ride early on. Ran and drove real nice. Everything seemed to work pretty well. I know it has a little brake noise at the rear to look at, and also the fuel sender needs a seal. Can't put much fuel into it till it's replaced. I'm gonna have to redo the sorry heat insulation job done to the doghouse. Pretty darn bad. Should be a driver soon. I fixed the side window. They're kool. Got em workin' and secure. Took a bunch of pics. I'll post more. This is the only one to come through okay from my i-phone. My server sucks. Anyway, glad to find the site. Been brousing. Gonna help out a lot. I wish I'd found this site when I had my Econoline. It was a real kool van too. should you need it. the tank sender is still available from the dealer stock. part #4051004