Heater for F-1

Fredo

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My 1950 has part of its heater but missing the core and three door cover. Does anyone have these or a complete one. One photo shows what’s in the truck, the photo I the the silver cover shows an original heater. The in/out tube holes in the firewall are adjacent to the battery (V8) and are about 8 1/2” apart in a vertical orientation.
This has been a confusing hunt, I’ve found several heaters but they have a horizontal cover/installation with in/out tubes in various configurations.
 

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I tried to modify one from a car. I gave up and got the one from eBay, it was the only one similar to what was in this truck.
 
My 1950 has part of its heater but missing the core and three door cover. Does anyone have these or a complete one. One photo shows what’s in the truck, the photo I the the silver cover shows an original heater. The in/out tube holes in the firewall are adjacent to the battery (V8) and are about 8 1/2” apart in a vertical orientation.
This has been a confusing hunt, I’ve found several heaters but they have a horizontal cover/installation with in/out tubes in various configurations.

Fredo,firstrider is your man for all heater needs on these trucks!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1446406-51-magic-air-heater.html
 
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As Abe stated I would inspect your heater fro any faults in that area .The Magic Air pictured was converted to 12V and spun up very w/ maximum out out . New 12V direct drop in replacement motors are available from apartswarehouse.com in Mich. Good luck, Denny
 
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