Gasoline Heaters, 914's and buses Options

[Randal]

Did 914's and buses have gasoline heaters and if so where were they and how did they work?

Love to see a picture if anyone has one.

[zambezi]

Don't need heat much down here in Louisiana but the few days I would I am thinking of adding seat heaters when I redo the seats. I still have the stock heat system and it is all there but I think the seat heaters would be a nice addition and is easy to do if the seats are apart.

[euro911]

Don't need heat much down here in Louisiana but the few days I would I am thinking of adding seat heaters when I redo the seats. I still have the stock heat system and it is all there but I think the seat heaters would be a nice addition and is easy to do if the seats are apart.

Seats aren't really that hard to pull apart and back together.

My early European 911 came from the factory with a Webasto gas heater, although I'll probably never use it.

I had one of these 300 watt electric heaters in the camper on my '89 Toyota truck. It worked well enough to take the bite out of the cold when camping. It's still around here somewhere.




I picked up one of these a couple of years ago, also 300 watts. (300 watts requires 25 amps).




It doesn't get too cold in So Cal, unless you're in the mountains in the winter time.


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