Macs73

My 73' does not have A/C. Okay it has Hwy A/C. Roll down the windows and go the speed limit. Today it was hot and humid here in Madison WI 90 degrees (yes it gets hot here.) I be at a stop light praying to God for it to turn green so I can get moving again. My "little" :D 454 does not help either. I should not complain though, right. Only 6 months or less of good driving weather here, so I better enjoy it. Anybody have any horror stories of no A/C or driving in bad weather (hot, cold, T-storm, etc...)

Have a safe 4th :flag

LAvetteman

I feel you pain with my 71, its never had A/C. Its a top down have fun car. Now my 94 on the other hand, you can hang meat in there.

Marc80

Black 1980 in Florida "suncoast" with no AC working and no compylaints (compared to driving my other cars with AC). The rain can be a bytch at times though.

SanDiegoPaul

Today I left the tops at home and drove cross town to spend the day with family ... and it turned out to be the worst traffic day of the year. :smash:

It was 100 degrees on the freeway and I had to drive 40 miles in bumper to bumper traffic, not reaching more than 15 mph for 90 minutes. :boxing :nonod: :nono: :cuss

What a DAY! I couldn't wait to get home and pick up the Grand Am :smash: since the A/C in it blows Ice Cubes! :auto: :hurray:

ry

hmm... mine has A/C but it doesn't work

73 LS-4

If its over 90, the Rat stays home. I don't need my upper body and my feet cooked at the same time.

:cheers:
Pat Kunz

C3at16

yeah, i've been cruising these past few weeks in the Corvette. it was like 105*F on the temperature index. It's unbearable.

Jerpitcher

I've got a 77 and had to cruise for a couple months without AC because there was a leak in a couple hoses. Southwestern Arizona is not a great place to drive without AC, in summer anyway haha

dogboy

No a/c or defrost in 90 degrees with a downpour that was blinding and the windshield kept fogging up now that said Welcome to hell.

isosceles

I bought mine without A/C working. The day I picked it up it was 100 degrees in Boston, and I had to go 1500 miles SOUTH! Glass t-tops still let too much sun in to count as shade. I felt like pheasant under glass by the time I got home.
I bought the tools and fixed it myself. It's working now :cool:

'71vert

Hey neighbor. I know what you mean. Especially on the hot and sunny days we've been having lately, the black vinyl leaves the back and butt a little sweaty. Just think about 3 months from now when we'll be shoveling, that should help cool you off.

SteveG75

Toughest was probably driving croos country two summers ago in July. 100+ degrees, No AC and kept the top up so I didn't turn into a crispy critter. Then I did it again last year when I had to move back to WA.