air conditioning

Anyone install air in a 1966 chevy van? If so any suggestions/vendors.
Thanks

My notes from the Chrysler Classic at Norwalk Raceway Park in 2006 where I had seen it says, if I can read my own scribble, it belongs to a Carry Blackledge.
It's a 66 A100 with a 380hp, 340. 727 tranny and my notes do say Vintage Air. House of Color Candy Tangerine. Tubbed and has wheelie bars.

If you haven't checked already, Vintage Air does not carry one specifically for the early vans but they have a generic kit that is suppose to work.

Yeah...they have universal kits that have the HVAC in a nice compact unit that mounts under the dash. Expensive, but nice.

Hey guys, sorry to drag out an old thread as my first post, but these photos are giving me hope of building out a delivery van that can do year-round duty carrying computer equipment in central Florida.

Has anyone on here actually done an AC install like that on an early? I've been leaning toward A100s, but am not committed to one particular van yet, and whatever would be easiest to set up would be up for consideration. Any experiences you guys have had would be very helpful!

Anyhow, thanks GP70 for posting these, they give me a lot of hope for my "fantastic old delivery van" idea.

-Rob

Thanks Donivan, I understand the space is pretty limited, and I can't go putting a condenser in front of the radiator on these vans so it would have to be an under-mount like the photo above. I'm just trying to figure out how much fabrication might be involved in making a bracket that would carry the compressor, etc. I'm wondering what the guy's van in the photo has, and if a standard Mopar bracket from another application fit in the doghouse, either with a /6 or a V8.

Really, I'm familiar with the mechanicals of an air conditioner, I'm just trying to figure out how in the world I'm going to fit those pieces into the puzzle.

-R