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Default R12 for ac?

My'67 GTO has the stock ac system intact. It was running R12 but I evacuated the system to replace a few components. I would like to refill it with R12 but its hard to find.The R134a retrofit is a big hassel and it just won't work as well with my system (e.g. the condenser,etc).
So I'm looking for an R12 source.
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They come up here in the parts for sale section every so often. Not sure if Jim has any of these left but you can reach out.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...ighlight=Freon
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----Check parts for sale here on the sight. Go back a number of pages and when you find some R12 the seller may not have sold it or all of it!....Bill S
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Check craigslist in your are too...I see it every so often in my area, or go to swap meets.
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What ever you do, do not convert it to R134A. You will never be happy with the conversion. In my experience, R134A in a R-12 system will be about 75% efficient. Bill
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r134a IS fine up North.

Sucks here in OK

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I’ve got some NOS R12 cans still.

Likely enough for you.

Send me a PM if interested.

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awesome, will do.
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I also have some of the Oil Charge, which you may need if you completely evacuated the system.
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I also have quite a bit if Anthony doesn't have enough. Larry
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