Nope. I've planning on using the overhead unit that Chris mentions. My problem is that a Tristar has a door opening on the driver side, where the refrigerant lines come down from the overhead unit. Someone DID install those lines into the pillar, though it is a tight fit. That's probably the approach I'll go. Sure would be nice to find a creative automotive AC shop locally. On Mar 26, 2007, at 2:26 PM, VW Doka wrote: > You could put a nice a/c unit under the rear seat. That's what I > plan to do > in my Tristar, and I think Kim Brennan did this install in his > Tristar as > well. The only problem I can is that you don't have the channel > between the > seats for the air to blow through. |
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