Power-Flo Ventilation for 1969
Short answer: Power-Flo Ventilation was a 1969-only Firebird option (also on 1969–70 full-size Pontiacs and Buicks) for non-A/C cars, about $15 — two blower assemblies mounted in the cowl that push air through the upper vents.
The Pontiac rocker switch had “AIR” in the center and “HIGH”/”LOW” on the ends. It could be factory or dealer installed (the accessory kit was sold over the counter). It most likely landed in cars where A/C wasn’t available (Ram Air IV, Sprint). It’s rare — and the blower assemblies from other GM lines don’t fit the Firebird straight up.
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