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    Wiper motors

     



    Ok i got my windshild all done it swings in and out now.
    So its time for the wiper motor
    Who makes a small but GOOD motor?

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    Pacific Western Design in Seattle makes a unit called a Mighty Wiper that will fit under your stock windshield header.
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    I use the Mighty Wiper on my '32, and it works fine. They have good customer service as well and will work with you on specific shaft lengths.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rumrumm
    I use the Mighty Wiper on my '32, and it works fine. They have good customer service as well and will work with you on specific shaft lengths.
    Totally agree about the Mighty Wiper. I have one in my 34 coupe, it is very compact and has worked very well.

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    I first bought one of those $40 marine style wipers that every specialty car parts outfit seems to sell for my car - it is clunky. I then looked at a Mighty Wiper and read some reviews, kinda expensive, but....

    Anyone looking for a marine style wiper? Cheap!!
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