1941 Oldsmobile? Windshield Wiper Arms Anco Model Dl on 2040-parts.com
Auburn, Washington, US
Anco Stainless Steel Wiper Arms. Stamped Model DL. These were in a box marked 41 Olds and came from an Estate sale where there was a 41 Olds for sale and lots of 41 olds parts. I would guess these are replacement arms for that and similar years of Chevy, Olds, and Pontiacs.
They look unused and new. Finish is as new and wipers are nice.
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