69 Road Runner 383 a/c brackets/pulleys interchange?

[Promopar]

I have a 69' runner H code with factory a/c (blue 330hp engine). The origional engine is long gone, and I am just wondering if I can get any 69' 383 with a/c for a replacement, or if I will need one out of a B-Body to get all the correct brackets, accessories, and a/c components?
thanks, James

 

[moparchris]

I have a 69' runner H code with factory a/c (blue 330hp engine). The origional engine is long gone, and I am just wondering if I can get any 69' 383 with a/c for a replacement, or if I will need one out of a B-Body to get all the correct brackets, accessories, and a/c components?
thanks, James

I am not 100% sure but I believe that Chrysler used the same brackets and pulleys on all the cars in the line up. One thing I would look at is belt part numbers.

 

[69hemibeep]

I have a 69' runner H code with factory a/c (blue 330hp engine). The origional engine is long gone, and I am just wondering if I can get any 69' 383 with a/c for a replacement, or if I will need one out of a B-Body to get all the correct brackets, accessories, and a/c components?
thanks, James

I am not 100% sure but I believe that Chrysler used the same brackets and pulleys on all the cars in the line up. One thing I would look at is belt part numbers.

I think Chris nailed it, find an a/c big block and pull everything you need :yesnod:

 

[Basketcase]

welcome to the site! stop by the intro section and tells us about you and your car.
I'll agree with the others and say the brackets should be the same between B and C Bodies.

 

[Promopar]

I was thinking the C-body had a different (bigger) a/c compressor, and a different power steering pump???

What other years (if any) would have the same setup?

 

[Basketcase]

I wouldn't swear to it, but I'd say the compressor would be the same. I think you're right on the power steering pully, but should just need a different belt.