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<t>Posted by Steve B. <br/> <br/> Hey Yale-<br/> <br/> I was able to take out the drive shaft on my car without taking out the trans.  The challenge was the donut.  In hindsite I should have used something to compress the donut so as to take the pressure off the bolts allowing them to slip out witho...

<t>Posted by scott <br/> <br/> The guy who has the 330 America for sale in Dallas told me about a company called vintage<br/> air - vintageair.com - that sells do it yourself ac installation kits. I emailed them and they replied that they had never seen a Ferrari installation with their products, bu...

<t>Posted by Yale <br/> <br/> I have a series 1 330 (I realize I didn't mention this in my last message.) My car came with some dodgey wooden (and foam) piece over the spare tire in the rear trunk. I found an orginal aluminium spare cover and threw out that wooden bit. Now the rug that was over the ...

Posted by Yale

Hey All,

Dose this come off with taking the transmission out of the car? Or does the trans have to be removed? Thanks very much for your responses. Yale

<r>Posted by zac <br/> <br/> try this place in so cal <br/> <URL url="http://www.iceac.com">www.iceac.com</URL>.<br/> they make retrofit kits for german cars and others. the kits are real staight forward and I think if you are a little creative you can make the system look darn near original for a f...

<t>Posted by Yale <br/> <br/> I have seen photos of an airconditioning unit Bill Harrah had fitted to his 500 Superfast (as he drove it mostly in the desert). I believe, if you have those collected magazine article books from Brooklands and etc. you can find a picture of the system he installed. Som...

<t>Posted by Dr. Ian Levy <br/> <br/> A few years ago I fitted air con to a black 911 with total black interior that got  unbearably hot even in Manchester U.K. Itwas easy to get all the components as many people that raced 911 Turbos stripped out the air con because of the weight.<br/> IF you wante...

<r>Posted by Pete <br/> <br/> The site <URL url="http://www.project33.com">www.project33.com</URL> does. He is installing airconditioning in his 1933 highboy car he is building.<br/> <br/> Thus if you do not want to purchase the CORRECT components that Ferrari originally would have used then, Scoote...

Posted by scott

Does anyone have any experience with aftermarket air conditioning systems in a 330 2+2 or similar Ferrari? Mid-August in Dallas has caused me to give this idea some thought.

Posted by Erik Nielsen

$12k, no more.  Budget $20k for a motor.

Regards,
Erik

Posted by Dr. Ian Levy

Sure we can make them
I have sent some digipics to you direct as I don't know how to get them on Toms site
Regards
Ian

Posted by Rob Lay

also in need of paint and other restoration.

<t>Posted by Kerry <br/> <br/> Here's AOL's response:<br/> <br/> > Thank you for writing to America Online (AOL). My name is Jun <br/> > from the Technical Department and as a Customer Care <br/> > Consultant, it is my pleasure to assist you with your <br/> > concerns or issues regarding America Onl...

Posted by Deane

Check out www.ferrarichat.com, they are more into the 8-cyl cars.

<t>Posted by Albert Sabbah <br/> <br/> What is "normal" oil consumption on a 1987 328gts,<br/> I bought the car November of 2001 when it had 32k<br/> on it, it had been sitting for quite sometime.  It now has 35k and I just had the 30k service done to it, this was to ease my peace of mind. I bought ...