Coyote Wagon gets Cooler! - Vintage Air AC Install
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- The 1963 Wagon get some much needed Vintage Air!
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Ford 5.0L Coyote Engine
The Coyote is a 5.0 liter, naturally aspirated V8 engine from Ford Motor used to power sports cars like the Ford Mustang and pickup trucks like the Ford F-150. Featuring a dual overhead cam (DOHC) design, in a V configuration, the Ford Coyote architecture has been part of the Ford Modular family since 2011. The engine has seen some revisions since then, the most recent being in 2018.
This engine was first engineered for the Mustang GT so it could compete with the GM 6.2L LS3 engine used in the Chevrolet Camaro at the time. The Coyote had to remain the same size as the outgoing 4.6-liter V8. It was also Ford’s first implementation of its Twin independent Variable Cam Timing (Ti-VCT) technology on a V8 engine, a feature which considerably improves fuel economy and power delivery all while reducing emissions.
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I LOVE THE VINTAGE LOOK!!!! THAT IS SO BADASS AND BEAUTIFUL!!!! PERIOD PERFECT!!!! A TOTALLY AWSOME UPGRADE!!!
THANK YOU VINTAGE AIR!!!! I LOVE EVERYTHING!!!!
I'm a fan of any classic wagons. They are just a different dope
This reminds me of the 1964 Chevy Impala Station Wagon that my family had when I was a kid. We had some kind of aftermarket AC system that looked a lot like yours. You had to fill it with ice so that the "AC" would work. And that was my job every time we stopped for gas Dad would ask me if I had got ice for the AC. I have a Vintage Air system in my 1967 Mercury Cougar and it works really well. 6=8.
Lucky is always such a riot. He reminds me of the Street racers I grew up with. He’s always so calm and very informative with no ego. I really like that about Lucky.
Drive on!
Those Vintage Air kits are the way to go. The biggest fitment challenge for oddball rigs is the bracketry for the compressor. I wish I had put one of those in my old '64 Chrysler.
Wagon things..
A/C installed and has shown me
How nice that vintage
Air unit looks. 👌
The wagon is my favorite of your cars.
GREAT VIDEO LUCK!Y !!!!! ATOTALLY AWSOME UPGRADE!!!! THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!
Thanks for watching!
I LOVE MY TEXAS FAMILY!!!
THANK YOU RICK!!!!
Nice Mr. Lucky
I would definitely take it to LS fest.
Love the whole obviously-under-dash, faux-chrome-vents look of this a/c unit as it hankers back to the days when these were added on at the dealerships in the late '60s/'70s and it just fits this wagon so well. Damn this is dope ride! Shoot some footage of the ride to Vegas please bro!
Yo LUCKY….
Really enjoyed Your vid with Shawn @ AutoTopia that dropped yesterday….
Always cool 😎✊🏼⛽️
You should put the switch on a L bracket and bolt back in the same spot with the ac. So it will be in same place.
Reminds me of my dad's chevy wagon. Same under the dash unit. Looks like a nice install Lucky. Great video as always.
Dude!!! Great video!! Nice A/C unit !! Looks good!!? Nice hair cut!!!✌️
Appreciate it!!
Love your work
Thank you!
Lucky,,at 11:00 your hair was looking pretty hipp" and at 11:07 you came back with a new clip job,,,?😮 Awesome job with A/C, Thanks,,
😊 thank you
Dig the machine turn or whatever it is 👍
Tough to tell exactly on phone.
That look's a lot like the one I pulled off when I was 16 & had My 66 Galixie. Loved that car. 👌
Very cool!
SICK!!!! 🤙🏻 Lucky is a Grandmaster.
That Coyote looks like it was meant to be in that engine bay from the git go!👍 And you're right, that a/c unit does look factory! 👌
Thanks 👍
I didn’t know they had heat too👌
Love the AC setup. Plan on using the same setup for my 57 Chevy- great vintage look and modern performance.
Right on!
Clean install and looks good. Thanks Lucky ✌️
Thanks 👍
I love your wagon, so when is the roof rack and surfboard going on !
I like it.
The place I started my refrigeration apprenticeship at, use to install auto A/C. The upstairs storage room had dozens of those under dash units . I don’t know why I never asked about them. But back then, maybe I wasn’t worried about A/C in my cars.
Just for the look, i would change the silver standard bolts to some black 12 point bolts from like ARP or so.
And my choice would have been the Godzilla V8 over the Modular, despite liking the 32V V8. But here in Germany I can only dream about these modifications.
That wagon is so cool but then again what wagon isn’t?!
Truth!!
Great work , Lucky
Thank you!
Too late, we all saw the address. Sending snacks...
Cool.
👊🏻👊🏻
I'm going to do one of their behind the dash systems on my 66 country squire
Nice!!
Nice upgrade, new chassis also. I think your keeping this one.
That's the plan!
👍👍👍
In the stock installation the second vent from the left is in the center of the tunnel. Centered as you have it will cause right leg interference.
Later dude 😎
Just saw the wagon on AutotopiaLA
Thanks for watching!!
this is me
Hey Lucky, huge fan of all your work. My question is I see you in South Bay a lot my hometown is Torrance. are you in the south bay? If so, wait to represent ha ha ha ha
Some questions about your AC system since I have a same year car: 1) Does it use the in-dash vent and heater controls? 2) Does it hook into and incorporate the defroster vents? 3) I have a 63 convertible which with a lack of insulation in the roof will likely have a similar "heavy duty" demand as your wagon. How cool is it able to get the car inside?
Lucky, what made you choose a Ford with all that gmc stuff?
There is only one air, that is in fact Vintage Air. spendy but works right, Be well.
Very cool, what is the display unit you are using for your digital gauges??
AutotopiaLA brought me here..............just couldn't resist saying that............which ride is Power Tour bound?
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Can you bend a 90 on the long end on the mounting bracket and drill a bigger hole to mount the switch?
I am so sad because they dont have a kit for a 78 ford pickup. just a control panel
What is the biggest cooldest model they make?
Is that one of those Bluetooth radios?
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Are you bringing the wagon on power tour this year?
We will see! 🏁
Does anyone know if this style unit with fit in a car with a center console?
if you want the real look of 1963, scatter stuff all over the dash. 20 pens and pencils, 20 packs of ketchup. old news papers, forgot the 5 MT packs of smokes etc.
😅
hair cut!!!!!!!!
No. Free switch or not, It WAS a total waste making Project X electric. It just was.
I may just add that to the list for my ‘64 Galaxie convertible 😎 . You have any heater control ass’ys for the 64 out there ?