That's not the one. The one is found around the air horns. It is listed
for 139.00 and has a separate motor and compressor with a little belt
that drives it. I spoke with the people who make it, Hadley, and they
said that a lot of Bricklins use it. Also, when I spoke with them they
said that this summer a newly designed one piece unit would be available
(I don't really know if that is an advantage -- I would think that being
able to replace separate parts is a good thing.
I have one, but I haven't installed it yet because the yellow Monroe
compressor my car had is still working -- I only drive my car once a
week and I don't have any air leaks so it is not overworked.
>Hello All,
> I know that we have discussed this topic before but I did not have a
car that
>was running then (therefore I did not pay attention)
> Someone mentioned purchasing an electric air compressor from
JCWhitney to use
>to fill the air tank for the doors. I seem to remember a price around
$100
>being mentioned. I just looked on the JCWhitney web page and the only
air
>compressor (12V) that was on there was a 275psi model for $42.95.
> Is this the compressor that everyone is using?
> How much is Terry Tanner's air compressor? What are the advantages
of his
>compressor?
>
> Thanks, Jamie
>
>ps - Thanks to Jim Isbell for selling me #23.
>pss - The car came yesterday and work will begin next weekend. I can't
wait!!
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