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I am installing my wiper motor when I round up the parts. I was wondering if the mounting harware is still around. I am looking for the rubber bushings and "post" nut that goes into the wiper motor body to screw onto the mounting bracket. Pictures on link.

http://photoshare.shaw.ca/messages/viewimage/5655726101-1172294174-72759/preview/3075976/page/1/15


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I got bushings from Chevy duty a couple of years ago.


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I'm sure you could look at any of the names like Chevy's of the 40's as well. Jim Carter might also have them. They seem have to most of the parts 41 and later.

Good Luck? I need to get mine repaired and find the one for the passenger side.

As my quote below states, taking apart my working "Trico" motor to see how it worked led to its demise.


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39 AZ 3/4 Ton, You can get your motor rebuilt at American Classic,

http://www.americanclassic.com/asp/...&iyear=1941&ytype=to&exyear=

I have quite a list of on line parts suppliers. They are seem to have the grommets for the transmission links, but can't see the mounting grommets. I have some from another wiper motor from a car that I mistakenly bought off of ebay thinking it was for a truck, but would like some new ones.


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I needed one for my truck, went to the local hardware store and found one that worked for me.
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