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Anco Nos Anti Wind-lift Wiper Blades Dogde Gm 18" Blades Ferrari Lambo No.818 on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
Location:

Abilene, Texas, US

Abilene, Texas, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:ANCO Manufacturer Part Number:818 Placement on Vehicle:Front Surface Finish:Satin Stainless Steel Warranty:No Country of Manufacture:United States

 ANCO BY ANDERSON ANTI WIND-LIFT 18" WIPER BLADES ( A PAIR) RED-DOT, Vintage new old stock, was stored inside anco display box and in an unrun garage that has been closed for years. Box shows wear but blades look brand new. Rubber looks to be in good condition. *********Advertisement for the anti wind lift is NOT INCLUDED IN SALE**********.

THESE ARE THE RARE ANTI WIND LIFT, ( WINGED ) BLADES THAT WERE POPULAR OPTIONS ON 60's HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS.

According to my Anco catalogs, they are for the following applications:

'65-'68 Dodge-Polara/880/Coronet/Monaco,

'61-'67 Olds-all models except F-85,

'65-'68 Plymouth Fury/Vip/Wagons,

’76-’77 Volare & Aspen,

'61-'64 Pontiac-all models,

'61-'63 Lincoln-all models,

'63-'66 Thunderbird,

'68-'74 Amx & Javelin,

'70-'72 Hornet & Gremlin,

'61-'67 Buick all models,

'61-'67 Cadillac all models,

'70-'76 Pontiac Firebird

'72-'77 Dodge D100 thru D300 & W100 thru W300 pickups,

'74-'77 Dodge Ramcharger,

'74-'77 Mustang II,

'68-'73 Ford Club Wagons,

'71-'76 Datsun 240Z, 260Z, 280Z,

'72-'77 Ferrari 246GT, 365 GTB 4, 308GT 4, GT, 2+2 Dino,

'71-'75 Lamborghini Espada 400 GT,

'70-'75 Maserati Bora, Merak, Ghibli, Indy,

’72-’76 Vauxhall

. May fit other cars and trucks as well--(make sure these will work for your vehicle--if you are unsure please email and I will look it up. These blades are new in their original boxes and are in excellent condition, the rubber is soft and pliable. The boxes are in good shape also, instructions for installation on back. These blades are stainless steel with a non-glare finish (conforming to safety regulations mandated in the mid ‘60s changed from the chrome shiny finish)

and have the patented wind deflector "airfoil" shield [according to the back of the box a new scientific design uses air currents to hold blade down] and have raised rubber lines run the entire length of the blades—(with wide connectors that fit the wide-end arms and the connector can be removed and used on Dead-Locker wiper arms). These would look very cool on your classic car or truck. Don't buy cheap black replacements with plastic universal connectors. These are the correct blades for your classic car. 

 Car show judges look for the smallest detail such as period correct, original wiper blades.


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