Purchase Corvette WSW Arms, 1974-82 in Golden, Colorado, United States

Here's a matched pair of used original windshield wiper arms as installed on '74-82 Corvette. These arms will also install on '69-73 Corvettes, but they are not factory correct/original since they have integral rubber washer hoses vs. the metal squirter tubes that were used on the earlier wiper arms.

The factory original blackout finish has been re-shot. Drive hubs are unblemished and the arm springs are nearly fresh/new. The squirter tubes and nozzels hold and pass water without leaking and both amrs have their washer hose adaptors (close-up) for attaching to the car's captive hoses in the cowl.

Shipping calculator presumes USPS priority mail service. Buyer to pay $2 handling fee plus freight at cost. You can define an alternate method of shipment by simply requesting it before you pay. I'll recalculate the invoice based on cost plus handling and send you a fresh invoice. Sale to complete within 10-days of auction close.

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Corvette Wsw Arms, 1974-82 on 2040-parts.com

Windshield Wiper Systems for Sale

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