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Wiper Arms on a 1936 Tudor
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rebrown |
11-28-2015 @ 9:01 AM
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With a "barrel sleeve" I can use the newer wiper arm and still take it off and replace it with an original if I plan on showing it. Now all I have to do is find a "sleeve" I have attached the "almost" complete 36 Tudor I have been restoring
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TomO |
11-29-2015 @ 8:58 AM
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That is a nice looking car and I hope that you will be on the road enjoying it soon. Bob Drake and many of the parts vendors have the "barrel sleeve" or drum.
Tom
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rebrown |
11-29-2015 @ 9:48 PM
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Thanks much for all the help
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1934 Ford |
12-03-2015 @ 2:35 PM
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I have the same problem when towing our 34 Fords on the open trailer at Interstate highway speeds. Blue Painters tape saves the slave driven dual wipers. On our 35 Buick, with dual wiper motors, I used stainless steel wiper arms and flat blades from a marine supply store. (For boat windshields) They have a set screw like the old VW wiper arm and a much stronger spring to hold the blade on the glass. Not for point shows but great for driving in the rain and look almost stock. 1934 Ford's since 1972
This message was edited by 1934 Ford on 12-3-15 @ 2:37 PM
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