Spark plug questions/misfire

[theoldwizard1]

I worked in the Sears garage in the early 70s. You are correct, very few cars had A/C back then, but Sear would install an under dash system. I don't know what the price was, but it was not very popular.

 

[1955moose]

I remember the ones that customer's put in 65-68 mustangs. Sears sold everything including Allstate cars at one time. They were made by Kaiser/Frasier. We're really spoiled these days, with pretty much 75 percent of cars come with Ac. You guys in the Midwest/ South used to go to the movies because it was Air conditioned. 95 degrees and wet, I would too.

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[Ps4acc88]

Old wizard are you old enough to remember when the price of car air conditioning was close to 40 percent of the price of the vehicle. Avg was $750.00 to $900.00. pretty steep when the retail price of car was $2,000 to $2500. Explains why cars from 50's and early 60's rarely had factory air. No big deal growing up near San Francisco, but everywhere else, brutal.

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Almost impossible to have a car with out a/c in Texas sometimes. The heat here is brutal!

 

[1955moose]

Your dad or grandpa probably didn't have it. A lot of lone star beer to cool off.

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[GJarrett]

About to change the plugs, subscribing for future reference just in case