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#673096 08/26/2010 12:06 AM
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HELP! I have a 1950 Chevy 3100. I lost the knurled wiper transmission piece. I was told this is what it is called. It is what holds the wiper arm on to the rotating stud... If I knew how to attach a picture I would. Is there anyone out there who knows how I might get one?


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Is it the short or the long arm? The arms are reproduced $$$$. Try a specific ad in the Swap Meet section. Oh and a picture of exactly what you want always helps.

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....I recently saw them on a vendors web page. I think they only sell them in pairs and I believe they were $125 plus shipping...at least on the site I looked at.
Brad gives some good advice. List it in the swap meet...parts wanted section. I just got one from a fellow bolter.

The drivers side is the short arm.


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