Which Wiper Arms/Blades

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Don Giovanoni
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Which Wiper Arms/Blades

Post by Don Giovanoni »

I am doing the finishing touches on the Siggy. The stock 69 wiper arms appear to be too short. What is everyone else using on their Manx?
jaymanx
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wiper arms

Post by jaymanx »

I used type 3 arms, don't know what year
90volts
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Post by 90volts »

73 base, 73 heads (1 cut in half almost to fit), piece of wire hanger for arm.
manxdavid
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Post by manxdavid »

I went a different route this time and obtained some adapters from a kit-car supplier to adapt VW spindles to old British Lucas type. https://secure.visav.co.uk/avshop/produ ... rue&cat=37 Image I then used classic Mini arms and blades, one left hand drive one and one right hand drive one; got a strange look from the parts guy!!! They're in nice polished stainless steel too which is a bonus!!! Image Note the genuine English raindrops!!! :cry:
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Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

I drove my buggy on a thunder storm last sunday without a top. I dont reccomend it... the windshield wipers were useless. I had better luck with a towel...:eek:
manxdavid
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Post by manxdavid »

Sometimes wipers on the inside of the screen would be useful too!!!
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