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08-18-2022, 09:24 PM
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What is the outer diameter of the pulley? Looks like a 3844100 except missing the slot in the center hole. Some original assembly line 3844100s had the number stamped, some didn't.
The wipers appear to be 65 and earlier. Maybe some early 66. The "Flat top" Trico blades went away late in 66 production, when they changed to the "peaked" top. And the shiny finish went away in favor of a no-glare satin finish at or very soon after the 66 model year started. Nice thing about the shiny ones is you can polish out any scratches and shelf wear and make them mint! Then they bring good money.
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08-18-2022, 10:02 PM
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Pulley looks like a deep groove one that came on a Corvette alternator I sold years ago.
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