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Thread: FS: Early Wiper Switch / Stalk '68 SWF 901.613.302.04

  1. 04-30-2016, 01:59 PM #1
    quanto
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    FS: Early Wiper Switch / Stalk '68 SWF 901.613.302.04

    Wiper switch/stalk; $85 shipped within the continental US; switch worked when removed from what I believe was a '68 US model around 15 years ago; it may need some clean-up or tinkering at this point, but it was stored indoors ever since its removal; arm moves freely and solidly and stays in all positions; plastic handle in good shape--there's some dryness and some micro-cracks but it's completely intact; black paint on metal stalk is good; stamping on stalk is "911.613.302.04"; round connector is in good condition; wire conduits all in good shape (supple, no cracks); see close-up photos to view condition; feel free to e-mail with any questions; pay via PayPal.
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  2. 04-30-2016, 10:50 PM #2
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    Pretty sure that's a '69... The 68 cars use a pair of square shaped plugs. GLWS.
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  3. 05-01-2016, 06:08 AM #3
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    Thanks, John--I was wondering about that. The thing is, I never owned a '69 or later car--I had two '68s and a '67, and this came from one of those cars. Maybe it was a replacement unit? Other than that, I have no explanation. Thanks again for pointing that out, though.
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  4. 05-01-2016, 06:16 AM #4
    Jules Dielen
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    My early 68 (built Sept 67) has a chrome stalk.

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  5. 05-01-2016, 09:33 AM #5
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    Sold. Thanks--tracking info to follow. BTW, all my electrical parts are guaranteed--if the part doesn't work (and I have no reason to believe any of these parts don't work--they worked when I removed them), contact me w/in 2 weeks of receipt, and I will send a refund (full refund including shipping to US buyers; refund less shipping for overseas buyers--sorry, but overseas shipping is too expensive to cover).
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