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Kelly Troyer wrote:
> Ernest,
>    Following is info on the evaporators I have for my Delta. They fit nicely between ribs
> in strake behind the firewall (10" rib spacing). FWIW
> 
>  Outside dimensions:
>  Total Width- 13-1/2"
>  Core Width-  10-3/4"
>  Height- 9-1/2"
>  Thickness- 3-5/8"
> 
>           Source                  Brand        Part number        Price
> (Local A/C Dealer)       Delco          15-6261             $125.00    (Bought several years ago)
> 
>  They were used in the last ot the large Cad Eldorado's (77) and probably other models.
> 
> --
> Kelly Troyer 
> Dyke Delta/13B/RD1C/EC2 
> 

Thanks, Kelly.  I'm assuming you've mounted them already.  Would you 
happen to have a picture of the installation?

I'm working through the last of the welding.  The only major items left 
are the motor mount and the canopy frame.  Then it's just small doo-dads 
here and there and some cleanup.  I want to get a good idea of the 
radiator design now so that I can go ahead and weld attach tabs on.

BTW, I want to thank everyone on this list for posting pictures of their 
work.  If you're ever bored and want to cram your brain full of good 
ideas fast, go to the list archives and do a search on 'jpg'.  WOW!!


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