I do recognize the muffler brackets. That pully....?

The L shaped bracket is for A/C. It supports the larger bracket that supports the compressor.
Please let me know if you would like to sell it.

The longer flat braket with a lip also supports the A/C. The large bracket I am not sure of. Can you also take a pick showing the other side? Not sure what the pulley set up looks like.

Thanks

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Harry Moore

66 Monza Sedan 140/PG (first car ever)
67 Monza Coupe 110/4sp/ with A/C (Inherited from my dad)

Southern California - where palm trees don't change color!



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A/C compressor support brackets marked with an arrow. No idea what is going on with the pully piece.

Dave W. / Gilbert Arizona
65 Corsa 140/4
66 Corsa 140/4
66 Corsa 140/4 w/factory A/C
66 Corsa 455 Toro V8
65 Monza Convertible 110/4
66 Monza Convertible 140/4 A/C
65 Monza 4DR 140/PG w/factory A/C
65 Monza 4DR EJ20T/5






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This is the other angle I have at the moment.
I also have a compressor or two and a condenser
coil.

My store and property (NORTH California) are going
into escrow and everything, including the '65 Monza
convertible, need useful lives in new homes.

I think the one with the pulley is to put a York style compressor on something.

Joel
Northlake, TX
5 Ultravans, 114 Corvairs and counting...

I do not see the angle bracket (the one AC Bits points to) in the exploded view. Just where does this bracket go?

Frank DuVal

Fredericksburg, VA

Frank DuVal Wrote:
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> I do not see the angle bracket (the one AC Bits points to) in the exploded view. Just where does this bracket go?

Hi Frank,

It is item #22 in the drawing (bottom left corner) and in the assembly manual is called a "reinforcement". Attached to item #22 is the long flat support bracket which is called a "brace" in the assembly manual.

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Harry Moore

66 Monza Sedan 140/PG (first car ever)
67 Monza Coupe 110/4sp/ with A/C (Inherited from my dad)

Southern California - where palm trees don't change color!