Nice job on the fan. Looks good and definitely not out of place. You could call it a dealer installed option. My dad had a '54 Ford pickup with one of those mounted on the dash. Oh and nice touch using the proper 6volt wire.
4SPEED427 said
Jul 18, 2016
That looks perfect!
Pontiacanada said
Jul 19, 2016
It is a "little wonder" of a fan! Love it!
409Safari said
Jul 19, 2016
The fan is perfect like it is....very very nice......just for fun I try to imagine a little red pinstripping on the fan blades.....
.....what would be the effect from outside when turning?
davelacourse said
Jul 19, 2016
Fitz wrote:... fan, send to chrome the grill and fan ...
Fitz.
You have way too much money if you sent that fan out for chroming JUST KIDDING!
Looks great but you need to add a heating element for Canadian winters, eh?
Just for the fun of it, I restored a neat 6 votls fan to use as a rear defrost....if needed, ok I know what you are thinking.
While I'm here, I'll make a post on powersteering our cars..
Ok back to the fan, I fix the motor, a 2 speeds fan, send to chrome the grill and fan, paint the motor housing and this is it
!
Fitz.
Nice job on the fan. Looks good and definitely not out of place. You could call it a dealer installed option. My dad had a '54 Ford pickup with one of those mounted on the dash. Oh and nice touch using the proper 6volt wire.
It is a "little wonder" of a fan! Love it!
.....what would be the effect from outside when turning?
You have way too much money if you sent that fan out for chroming
JUST KIDDING!
Looks great but you need to add a heating element for Canadian winters, eh?
Dave
isn't it the 1953 heated seat element?
Fitz.
No, that would be this one ...
... to keep both cheeks warm, eh?
Dave