The Muscle Car Place online podcast, episode number 504. This week, Rick Love from Vintage Air is back with the Vintage Air Summer Special.

Now, Rick, he's an industry insider, and we're going to talk about SEMA. We're going to talk the trends that matter.

All the things that you think we would. We're even going to do a deep dive on hot rods, his 39 Ford, to be specific.

But we're also going to talk about air conditioning

systems and in light of the fact that we have all these electric cars now is now the time

vintage air might change their mind on recommending electric compressors for use in hot

rod air conditioning systems. Rick says no unless you provide the high voltage the compressor

actually might want like you'd get

an electric or a hybrid car because what it should have had was a lot more than your 12 volts.

So you've got a compressor that's got the capacity to flow enough refrigerant to give

you about 5,000 BTUs in a system that's looking for 15,000.

This is the Muscle Car Place Online Plan. system that's looking for 15,000.

This is the Muscle Car Place Online Podcast, brought you by National Parks Depot.

This is the weekly show dedicated to people worldwide who love American muscle cars.

If you're buying, selling, restoring, even racing them, this is the place for you.

Now, here's your host, Rob Kibby.

Yes, indeed, I am Rob Kibby, and welcome to the Muscle Car Place podcast.

So here we are.

A new week, a different Rick.

Rick Love is here for the Vintage Air Summer Special.

By the way, National Parks Depot just happens to be a retailer for Vintage Air.

You can get a Vintage Air kit from National Parts Depot.

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