Want to install an old school dash fan in my 94 peterbilt?

Hold on and give me 15 minutes. I will post pics of all my a/c systems.

 

this is the factory Peterbilt fan in my ‘67. Most were all black but they had a o/o spec chrome one back then. The base is heavy an uses 4 bolts. Totally different then the ones bought today. The wires go down through hole in dash at the bottom of base and are hidden. The wire in the pic is my dashcam.
This fan has been rebuilt probably 50 times over the years because replacements are not the same. As long as the truck is running and you are in the seat the fan is running 95% of that time too.

 

‘51 Diamond-T. Made a stainless steel mount by folding a piece of sheet as a spring to absorb the vibration of the truck. The whipping and bouncing breaks the fan heads off. That is the reason for the hose clamp on the one in my Pete also. Just a little extra support.


P.s. had to get close up of the spinner knob and tall shifter because @Catmando doesn’t like spinners and we all know how tall shifters trigger hatred in others. Lol! All in fun.

 

‘72 white. Mounted it up top because it still has a hard to find flawless blue fiberglass dash top and I wasn’t gonna drill it.

 

They work well with no ac or heat working in the bunk turn on defrost and fans on hi and you can sleep well.

 

This fan is going in one of my old vehicles,,,its vintage. Canadian built cuz we don't need no stinking shroud on our fan

 

Hold the door my friend that's vintage gold ... that spinner has my approval in that truck .. it gives it the correct classic look

 

Mine are already there. No need to add them.

 

With the state of fossil fuel futures you may need that to propel the truck instead.