1971 Monte Carlo A/c Parts on 2040-parts.com
Willow Spring, North Carolina, United States
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Hoses, expansion valve, drier, and POA valve only have a couple thousand miles on them. Hoses and POA valve are classic auto air. Condenser and evaporator are out of my 71 Monte and don't leak. They will also fit Chevelles. I had everything working fairly decent but the actuator doors in the car were pretty rough. And then the cheapo autozone compressor started acting up so I tore it all out and changed the whole system to CAA.
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