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[Guy]

 

[Guy]

Looks like mine

 

[DonnyRay]

I plan to build a daily driver. An all season driver. Therefore ; windshield wipers , heater / defrosters , hardtop , hooded engine & motorcycle style fenders.

 

[DonnyRay]

Your T is looking great Guy.

 

[T-Test]

One of the nicest all weather T out there. Great people that own it also.

 

[DonnyRay]

Some photos of my mocked up hood & radiator shell. The hood & radiator shell are both for a 1932 model B.

 

[DonnyRay]

Nice photo t-test. I didn't see any wipers. I purchased a third wiper assembly yesterday. Looking for the simplest one to modify. The 3rd assembly seems to be the simplest. It's from a 97 - 06 jeep wrangler.

 

[fletcherson]

I plan to build a daily driver. An all season driver. Therefore ; windshield wipers , heater / defrosters , hardtop , hooded engine & motorcycle style fenders.

I would have to build a four wheel drive to be all season here, lol... Could be fun, no way I would do a bucket... An old Willy's truck, maybe.

 

[DonnyRay]

Hi Fletcherson ; I also own a jeep wrangler. I have that 4 wheel drive thing covered. The suspension on the jeep took some getting used to. I carry a bunch of tools in the back. It's extremely useful.

 

[fletcherson]

Hi Fletcherson ; I also own a jeep wrangler. I have that 4 wheel drive thing covered. The suspension on the jeep took some getting used to. I carry a bunch of tools in the back. It's extremely useful.

Every daily driver we have, especially for my wife and daughter, are AWD. Our driveway is long, curvy, and uphill, and there is open farm land along our road, so it drifts... Other than that, it wouldn't be too bad. Funny, I spent most of my life driving two wheel drive stuff. Once we got used to AWD, no going back.

 

[DonnyRay]

So far , my jeep hasn't been off the paved highways. I didn't purchase it because it had a 4 wheel drive accessory. I wanted something I could load a lot of tools & car parts into. The jeep serves me well.

 

[DonnyRay]

I've modified the front corners of the frame. I needed more room for the shocks. I'll take some photos.

 

[DonnyRay]

Here are the photos I promised yesterday.

 

[DonnyRay]

This windshield wiper assembly arrived today. It's from a 97-06 jeep wrangler. I also purchased a wiring pigtail which snaps right into place.

 

[Spanky]

Have you figured out how you will hide that under your dash, and engineer a way to connect to the wiper(s) on the outside of the cowl? Should be quite a project.

 

[Neshkoro]

Spanky, you're quite right!
Donny Ray, that will be one hell of a project. I wish you the best of luck with that. I don't have any wipers on my T. If I would ever be required to have one it would be manual type mounted on the top edge of the windshield.
There have been times that I started a project and thought that will be a piece of cake. Half way into it, I gave up and threw the whole thing in the trash can. The best laid plans can go to hell in a real hurry.

 

[T-Test]

Water will be coming in through the holes in the cowl no matter what you do with that wiper system. Take a look at Ex-Junks car and see his wiper system.

 

[Guy]

Your T is looking great Guy.

I just started today putting it back together pictures will be coming soon

 

[2old2fast]

Water will be coming in through the holes in the cowl no matter what you do with that wiper system. Take a look at Ex-Junks car and see his wiper system.

What holes in the cowl ??

 

[T-Test]

What holes in the cowl ??

He can't mount that assembly to the windshield.