Air Conditioning in an ice chest???

MIKE-3137 · Jul 11, 2006

KustomF100 said:

An equally impressive vehicle is the 1954 Chrysler New Yorker custom-built for Howard Robard Hughes, the late billionaire who left a significant mark upon the industrial, aviation, technology and entertainment worlds. Known later in life for his severe phobia of germs, Hughes spared no expense to have any environment in which he was going to be present purified. His exquisite, glacier-blue Chrysler sedan was no exception. Hughes had all the windows sealed, save for the drivers side window, to prevent dust particles from entering. To further maintain the cleanliness of the vehicle, he had it equipped with a one-of-a-kind air filtration system so that he could travel in the cleanest air possible. The filtration system is still in tact inside the trunk of the car, which has only 1,500 original miles.

Both of these vehicles will cross the auction podium along with nearly 800 other cars during the Barrett-Jackson four-day cl***ic car auction and lifestyle event.
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That was it, I don't know where I got the Buick and A/C part from. Oh well...still pretty neat for the day.

49Lincoln · Jul 11, 2006

I've run some pretty serious stuff off an inverter in my surveillance vehicles. I would think an a/c unit could be run off the cars running power.

No more stomach for it, Groucho?

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