Jack71

I narrowed my wiper problem down to a faulty motor with a bad switch to retract the arms during turn-off. So I was pursuing the catlogs and staring at wiper motors for $120+

I wandered into AutoZone and was shocked when they had one available for $55. It should be in tomorrow. Now I'm sure its not "correct", but either is my 400sbc.

So I just saved a ton of money on my wiper motor! We'll see how it looks tomorrow though

lbell101

Jack, before you pay for it make sure it has the additional wire. It creates a delay for the wiper door. Without the wire the blades will hit the door before it opens.

Sigforty

If that works out let me know. I still have to test mine, but either the motor or the wiper door open switch is bad on my car.

FEDX

I swear when I opened this thread I expected it to say somethng like "Directions to NAPA or some other real parts store"

Gage

I got rebuilt SS brake calipers for $62 w/exchange. Not bad either

Evil_1979

I currently have two of these, and will have two more in the fall when I do the rear end. Lifetime warranty will be nice too, as I've had 3 leaky calipers in the almost 5 years of owning this car!
~Kevin

80TexasC3

You Bet! I've found a lot of the parts I've needed (mechanical and electrical) are available at Autozone for a lot less than mailorder. And they usually have them in stock! i.e. horn relay for $4.50, AC/Heater fan relay for $5.99.

Wendell Allen

I bought one from AutoZone for the '72 we used to have and it worked fine.

jeaux

My local Autozone sux's! So does the Napa!

majic1984

Sorry guys.. I know I'm pulling somthing old up here, but I was curious.. did it actually work?

- Michael