Carello Nos 14 Inch Wiper Blades on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, US
NOS Carello 14" wiper blades, cross referenced this blade to Lancia part number 402 2035, but had no model application, may fit many other Italian cars including Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Fiat ,Maserati, Lamborghini. These NOS blades are offset with 8 inch lower / 6 inch upper blade from mounting clip, beautiful SS, soft pliant ribbed rubber inserts, final concours finisher
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