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#242869 10/27/2007 12:53 AM
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Looking for 10 inch winter wiper blades for my '52 GMC. I've been checking:LMC,Brothers,and the Carter dude. Are these guys for real? I need lots of nickel and dime stuff and one place sells one item cheap but if you buy the other thing you need to save shipping they rape you. You guys know what I'm getting at? How do you get around them without sending your wife over for a night? Terry1218


Terry A. Dudash

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#242870 10/27/2007 1:00 AM
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Try NAPA, Auto Zone, Discount Auto etc. They have a lot of the service item like wiper parts,brakes & other small stuff.I got brake shoes & wheel cylinders local and saved about $40 vs ordering on Internet.


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