There is one thing for sure, there will be no under the radar trips in Fillmore. Whether it is a little trip to test out something or a bigger journey to take him into the city for some work...he tends to turn heads. Generally it is a honk, a wave, a "thumbs up!" nod of approval. But every now and again it causes someone to follow me, or leave notes on the wind shield. The picture below is from when I brought Fillmore to work so that I could transit him down to Polar mobility for A/C work. This was a pic someone from another office took, and then proceeded to canvas the building looking for the owner.
Kind of neat to see it from a different view!
The guys down at Polar have been having a great time figuring things out. I had said I wanted nothing on the roof so they went through a variety of different options for locating the condenser for the A/C system. In the end they located it right where I suggested (and had hoped it would go) in the first place. At kneeling level this is all you can see.
When you crouch down on hands and knees and look under you get a bit better look.
As for the evaporators, the front dash unit kind of changed things up front....all of Randy and Trevor's hard work of measuring and mounting the heater cores in the front.....has been reconfigured. Sorry boys.....all in the name of progress.
Mid ship we'll use the heater core for supplemental running heat.
In the back you can see the second evaporator that will give the rear and mid ship heat and cool capabilities. All the while the compressor gets a new mounting bracket, and what you can't see is two new 14" fans above the engine in the chute. Progress!!
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