Re: 21st washer jet location
Posted by HH56 On 2014/10/16 14:05:57
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I don't know what style the jets were on the Clippers but a couple of later 22nd series cars had some very much like these early 50s Jaguar repros that I am planning to use. They appear to be fairly adjustable.
The washer assy I think based on price and units that were available is also a repro and appears similar to the Packard item except for the pump can being black instead of natural. Even has Trico molded into the bottle. The ebay Jag vendor selling the washer had them listed as being used on Jaguar as well as several 40s to early 50s US cars including Packard.
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Don Skotty wrote:
Howard, it does seem like an odd location. Perhaps the nozzle can be directed to the right position on the glass?
I don't know what style the jets were on the Clippers but a couple of later 22nd series cars had some very much like these early 50s Jaguar repros that I am planning to use. They appear to be fairly adjustable.
The washer assy I think based on price and units that were available is also a repro and appears similar to the Packard item except for the pump can being black instead of natural. Even has Trico molded into the bottle. The ebay Jag vendor selling the washer had them listed as being used on Jaguar as well as several 40s to early 50s US cars including Packard.
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