<VV> A/C Compressor ...

[airvair]

Two things. First, A/C wasn't available on Corvairs after '67, and
second, the '67 compressor is unique to that year (at least among
Corvair compressors.) The '67 compressor is distinguished as the only
Corvair compressor with TWO pulley grooves (though earlier ones often
have a second groove, it's too shallow to be used for a belt.)

All '67's use the high-mount bracket set, though several of its pieces
are special to that year. The two-groove pulley required a different
compressor to mounting bracket spacing, and parts from the '66 140's
high-mount should not be intermixed.

All other applications from '62-6 use essentially the same compressor
and low-mount bracketry.

-Mark

Secular wrote:
> 
>   Hi:
> 
>   Could anyone provide a description of the manufacturer plate
>   on the 65 to 69 A/C compressor.  Were different units used or
>   were they all the same?
> 
>   I know Corvair vendors sell "after market" A/C compressors, but
>   I like to find out if the two compressors this fellow is trying to
>   sell me are NOS for Corvair.
> 
>   What does the plate on the A/C say (Delco or GM part number, etc.,)
> 
>   Thanks,
> 
>   Tony
>