What is the purpose of an A/C delete panel?

An A/C delete panel is used to cover the opening in the firewall or inner fender well after the air conditioning system has been removed from a vehicle. It provides a cleaner appearance in the engine bay.

What material is this panel made from?

This A/C delete panel is constructed from aluminum, which makes it lightweight and resistant to corrosion.

Does this panel come with mounting hardware?

The manufacturer's product details do not specify if mounting hardware is included. It is recommended to refer to the installation instructions or contact BMR Suspension for hardware details.

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Specifications

Brand: BMR Suspension
Part #: FP004R
UPC: 887753323583

BMR 68-72 A-Body A/C Delete Panel (Aluminum) - Red

Name: BMR 68-72 A-Body A/C Delete Panel (Aluminum) - Red
Brand: BMR Suspension
SKU: bmr-suspension-bmr-68-72-a-body-a-c-delete-panel-aluminum-red-t14-201466
Price: 128.97 USD
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Key Features

Fits 1968-1972 A-Body vehicles.
Covers the opening left by removed A/C components.
Constructed from lightweight aluminum.
Features a red finish for engine bay aesthetics.

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About this part

Product Details

If you're cleaning up the engine bay on your 1968-1972 A-Body and ditching the air conditioning system, this A/C delete panel from BMR Suspension is what you need. It's designed to cover the hole left behind when you remove the A/C components, giving your engine bay a much cleaner look. This panel is made from aluminum, so it's lightweight and won't add unnecessary weight to your classic car.

BMR builds these panels to fit right, making the installation straightforward. The red finish adds a pop of color to your engine bay, complementing other red components or just standing out. It’s a simple way to tidy up the area where the A/C lines used to run, especially if you're going for a show-quality appearance or just want a more organized workspace.