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1967-68-69 Barracuda 1967-70 Plymouth Satellite / Belvedere Anco Wiper Blades on 2040-parts.com

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
1967-68-69 BARRACUDA 1967-70 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE / BELVEDERE ANCO WIPER BLADES, image 1
“Beautiful New Old Stock 15" Anco wiper blades. See detailed description below.”
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front Warranty:Yes Surface Finish:Dull Satin Stainless Steel Part Brand:Anco

This is a beautiful pair of New Old Stock 15" Anco Anti Wind-Lift refillable wiper blades.

They have the dull satin stainless steel finish.

This is the correct finish for the cars listed.

Ready to install on your finished car !!!

These wiper blades were used on a lot of high performance cars in the 60's and 70's.

The airfoil keeps the wiper blade against the windshield at high speeds.

They have the Red-Dot feature that make changing refills fast and easy.

Will fit the wide pin type Dead-Locker or wide straight bayonet type wiper arms.

The straight bayonet connectors can be installed in either direction for the correct park position.

The original Anco rubber is soft and pliable from being stored correctly for years.

They have the Anco patent numbers on each rubber. 

Quality Anco parts that were made years ago.

I POSITIVELY DO NOT SELL ANY REPRODUCTION WIPER ARMS OR BLADES.

They will look great on your car !!!

Listed as fitting the following:

  • 1968-70 Dodge Charger, Coronet Hardtop.
  • 1967-74 Dodge Dart Swinger, Custom, Dart.
  • 1967-69 Plymouth Barracuda.
  • 1967-70 Plymouth Satellite, Belvedere, Hardtop and Convertible.
  • 1967-74 Plymouth Scamp, Valiant, Duster.

You will receive one pair of wiper blades and the original box.

The original box isn't in the greatest shape, but the mounting instructions are printed on it.

SHIPPING COST INCLUDES TRACKING IN THE UNITED STATES.

SHIPMENTS TO OTHER COUNTRIES WILL SHIP USING THE GLOBAL SHIPPING PROGRAM.

Thank you and good luck bidding !!! 

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