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    Willy's wipers are gone.

     



    This might be my new project. It's a 1962 Willy's Jeep Wagon. I'm going to check it out Sunday. It's got a 305V8 Chevy with a truck tranny.




    What can I use to get wipers again? Previous owner took the wiper motor out for the 350 Chevy clearance. Any type of electric kit recommended? Are there levers involved?


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    I used VW bug wipers in my 51 Ford Pickup............quite compact.

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    Here is a link to a list of Willys parts providers. You might start with Willys Works, they have a lot of that kind of stuff.

    http://www.public.asu.edu/~grover/willys/parts.html

    Using stock parts will be the easiest and cleanest looking installation....if your wiper motor doesnt hit the engine as you said it did....

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    Quote Originally Posted by poncho62
    I used VW bug wipers in my 51 Ford Pickup............quite compact.

    I was thinking the same thing, and they are really powerful little buggers. Easy to adapt by cutting the shielding tube to whatever length you need, and the motor mounts remotely.


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    What year VW's?

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    Beetles, in the '60's '70's. They might even be on Squarbacks. All the common bugs had these.

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    Thanks.

    One of you guys wouldn't happen to have a pic of an install would ya?

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