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Scott Drake Hurricane Air Conditioning and Heater Kit with Electronic Controls (65-66 I6 Mustang w/ Alternator)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Complete Heater and Air Conditioning Conversion System with Upgraded Electronic Controls
    • Includes Factory Air Conditioning Control Panel and Right-Hand Dash Vents
    • Designed to Be Used with R-134a Refrigerant
    • Bezel Included
    • Fits 1965-1966 I6 Mustang with Alternator

    Description

    Complete Climate Control Solution. The Scott Drake Hurricane Air Conditioning and Heater Kit with Electronic Controls provides a comprehensive upgrade for climate management in your vehicle. It combines modern electronic control technology with classic styling to enhance comfort and control over heating and cooling functions.

    Construction and Appearance. This kit features high-quality components engineered for durability and performance. The electronic controls are designed to fit seamlessly with the factory air conditioning panel and right-hand dash vents, maintaining the authentic look while improving functionality.

    Installation. Installation requires basic automotive knowledge and tools. The kit is designed for a straightforward fit, using existing dash openings and mounting points, with no extensive modifications or drilling necessary.

    Application. Specifically engineered to fit 1965-1966 Ford Mustang models equipped with a 200/6-cylinder engine and an alternator, ensuring precise compatibility without modifications.

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