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#599747 12/09/2009 6:12 PM
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Recently I installed the electric wiper motor, but I don´t like how the reproduction knob looks(chrome one), because is higher than the original. does someone have any idea to how to put the original wiper knob on, or make a trick with the repro one?
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1952 Chevrolet truck?

What brand of electric wiper?


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Thanks tclederman, my truck is 1952 3600 chevy truck and I bought it on classic parts, but don´t remember that brand.

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The people at Classic Parts are quite helpful. You might want to try calling them (800 number) and ask if they have any suggestions. Of course, you might have done that already - maybe someone with your set-up will respond.

The original knob in 1952 was maroon (chrome knobs were no longer available because various metals were needed for the Korean Conflict).


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This is off topic but several of my older pals were in the Korean "conflict" and they assure me it was a war. I believe them.


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