Goodbye afternarket wiper blades...
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Thanks ...when I bought it I didn't realize at first that it had blades of two different lengths, but once I saw that it did, it was time to fix it. The aftermarket ones were just to "hold me over" until I could get OEMs.
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At OReilly's auto parts. I think Amazon and RA has them too.
https://www.oreillyauto.com/search?q=classic+wiper+blade+&brandNameId=TRICO+Cl assic%7C5084
https://www.oreillyauto.com/search?q=classic+wiper+blade+&brandNameId=TRICO+Cl assic%7C5084
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Dave, you're really getting there with your commitment to putting it back to stock. I noticed in your picture that you need to tap the cowl stainless back into position on the hood. Use a rubber mallet and gently start from the middle and work toward the drivers side. This is a friction fit piece so shouldn't be too hard and can be done easily with the hood closed.
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Dave, you're really getting there with your commitment to putting it back to stock. I noticed in your picture that you need to tap the cowl stainless back into position on the hood. Use a rubber mallet and gently start from the middle and work toward the drivers side. This is a friction fit piece so shouldn't be too hard and can be done easily with the hood closed.
IRT the cowl trim, I just went out and tried to tap it into place but it doesn't seem to wanna go down as far as it should. I got it to move a little, but not all the way...will revisit when I do the work on the front.
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