Chevrolet Camaro 1967-2002 - removing factory a/c from a 1973 z28 camaro

im trying to buy a guy's 73 z28, however this car came with factory a/c, and for you that dont know it's a bitch to work around.:bang: i want to remove it from the car completely. i need help cause i dont know the best way to go about it. please advise

are you planning on making this a track car or something?

ive been to ark...

...its just as hot as tx in the summers.

the car is in north carolina and will stay is north carolina...once i fix it like i wont it it will have the 427 out of my 72 in it while the 72 is getting a new 454 being built by my dad and i. if u have see then ac in these cars they are gigantic and quite and eye sore and this will be my crown jewel, as it will be the first car that i take on the entire built on my own. i just dont want a giant medal box fowling up the built that i want to create under the hood

The A/C fits with a big block, my 71 has a 468 with factory A/C. If you want to get rid of the engine bay part if it, get a Vintage Air replacement system. It mounts completely under the dash and has a blockoff plate in the engine bay. I don't know if you can do it any other way without losing your heater and defroster too.