Second row blower

Very cool, but how about some details?!?! Who, what, where, when, why? Well, maybe why is self-explanatory.

That seems like a lot of blower for the size of the car. That looks like it came from a bus. It looks like it is a 3rd row blower, over the heads of the second row seats.

Is it just a blower or is it an evaporator assembly tied to your a/c system? One of the main reasons these wagons didn't sell well here in Texas was the lack of rear a/c compared to SUV's and minivans at the time. I've often thought of mounting a conversion van-style evap unit in the left/rear side storage location and mounting vents to that side panel...would not be hard, other than having long custom lines made to reach the compressor up front. I used to work at a custom a/c shop in the 90's and we added a lot of thos to vans and rv's.

Following!

-Mike

It's a second row a/c unit out of 2000's dodge Durango I will eventually connect it to the original ac lines using suburban dual ac lines an splicing in the Durango lines. Blower is functional.

My kids ride on the third seat and complain about not getting any air on the back. Blower should circulate air all the way back there now

Genius! Well done,Sir.

This is great,cant believe we dont see this more often.

I've seen a ton of cars with factory vents at the back of the center console. I've often wondered how tough that would be to make functional in our wagons.

Nicely done! Looks factory.

Reverend Bob