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Universal Fit

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #660066
    BrandVintage Air
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    Vintage Air 660066 Details

    Firewall mounted heater that calls to mind classic styling from the art-deco era.

    • Molded ABS case with polished stainless steel trim.
    • Single control 3-speed fan.
    • Electronically operated heater control valve.
    • High-efficiency copper/brass CuproBraze® heater core.
    • Powder coated diverter louvers direct heat to both sides of cabin.

    Vintage Air 660066 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #660066
    BrandVintage Air
    GENERAL
    GTIN Code842829145520

    Ratings & Reviews

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    3 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers highly regard our product for its excellent performance and distinctive vintage appearance - striking a balance between nostalgia and functionality. Its universal compatibility is praised, even in vintage cars with particular specifications, after slight adjustments or additions. The material quality ensures reliable, long-term usage. Users express preference for our heater over competitors like Southwind, due to these advantageous features.

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    5.0

    a year ago

    Charlie

    Springfield Ohio

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    Heater for my 1934 Ford coupe

    Would Recommend

    Cool heater!

    5.0

    2 years ago

    Gomez

    Kennebunk, ME

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    Works and looks great in my 32 Roadster! The cool vintage look with modern, reliable performance.

    Would Recommend

    Looks similar to Southwind heater.

    5.0

    3 years ago

    NH Ray

    Concord, NH

    Verified

    My vintage car is 6 Volt, positive ground. I overcame this problem by mounting the heater to plywood and adding a DC to DC converter.

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

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    Is the motor a 6 volt powered

    by Karl

    10 months ago

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    What is the BTU?

    by Hiboy

    2 years ago

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