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i put this in the General Forum, and decided to try it here.

My 1953 3100 has Windshield washer nozzles on the cowl and I have the bottle, bracket and vacuum pump. Now for the questions. the lid is almost completely rusted away, kinda looks like the lid from a mason jar, but the ones we have don't fit, the diameter of the washer is to large. Next I was wondering how it was hooked up. I have seen reference to the foot pump, but see no evidence of the foot pump in the truck. Would that have operated the vacuum pump?
I have a right side mirror that looks nothing like the modified "S" shape in the catalogs, but then again my left side mirror doesn't drop down like most that I see. The right side has a rectangular mirror head and the left side is the round head. Are these correct or something that got picked up along the way?
Any help is always appreciated.
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My '50 has the rectangular mirror with a straighish arm. There were two kinds available. The right side was an option that was probably added later, but it is probably a correct mirror.


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Most i've seen are round. The right arm is really bent, like an S. the left on the 47-50 are different from the 51-55. If you look for a replacement, their round. At least in all the catalogs I have they are HMMMMMM.


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