Vintage air VS factory air

[Challenger6pak]

Has anyone here used both?  I am trying to decide which to use in a car that will have the air used quite a bit.  Thanks. 

[willhaven]

I haven't actually USED my Vintage Air system yet, but the installation looks great. I have a black dash and their molded under dash vents look really slick. Definitely cleaner looking than factory, but would need to be vinyl wrapped to TRULY look like a period installation. Either that or steel wool the housing so it isn't so shiny. The glossy look and texture are unlike anything else in the car.

The vents are small and unobtrusive.

That's my two cents from a visual perspective, anyway.

[Challenger6pak]

Thanks.  Nice looking Cuda.  I think I am going to run the Vintage Air also. 

[willhaven]

At first I had wanted my shop to use an A/C dash and re-use the factory vents. They just kinda did this instead, but I ended up liking it more than the factory look.

If I ever do a custom interior, I'll cover the Vintage housing along with all the door panels and such.

[Challenger6pak]

I have an a/c dash and parts to use even though it was a non a/c car.

[brads70]

I haven't actually USED my Vintage Air system yet, but the installation looks great. I have a black dash and their molded under dash vents look really slick. Definitely cleaner looking than factory, but would need to be vinyl wrapped to TRULY look like a period installation. Either that or steel wool the housing so it isn't so shiny. The glossy look and texture are unlike anything else in the car.

The vents are small and unobtrusive.

That's my two cents from a visual perspective, anyway.

Do you have any pictures of the vents?

[willhaven]

What I don't have a good picture of is the driver side controls. They have their own panel that goes in there with the Vintage controls and logo. I'm not a big fan of the logo, but overall it looks simple and clean.

[willhaven]

Here's a much better picture of someone else's setup.

[brads70]

Looks great! I think I like it better than the stock vent set up!