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#771987 08/16/2011 1:19 AM
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Hello all - just got my 1951 GMC Dually delivered from Nevada to Washington State (Vancouver) and need a little help - looking for a source to locate the vacuum wiper linkage from the dash switch to the motor (linkage is under the dash) and wondered if there are any parts sources for these?

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Yep. You can get them from Chevsofthe40s. They're also in Vancouver.

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Other sources have them too, just thought with them being close to you and all. There are rubber grommets that are available for the attaching points as well; I don't know how they fit. I'm working on that. You can search their site for those as well.


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Thanks Dave - I had forgotten about them! That's the link!

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ive made one out of a welding rod. you just have to get the length and bends right.


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