Porsche 356 Pickle Fork Picklefork Wiper Arm Speedster on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, United States
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A new production of the very rare picklefork wiper arms. Correct for 1956 to 1958 Speedster, 220mm(+/-) arm length (slightly adjustable). Created using entirely new tooling, and have the correct 2 slotted screw attachment point, with no 3rd "hole" in the base. Please see our other auctions for the correct picklefork blades, and picklefork arms for Cab and Coupe! BTW... 29 year 356 Registry member, and my father started Auto Foreign Services back in 1962 importing Porsches through Ben Pon out of Holland. Take a look at our website at "autoforeignservices" with the usual ending, and see our other ebay offerings for more 356 and early 911 items. Perfect feedback on these from many 356 owners and restoration shops. |
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