<VV> Side window fuzzies/wipes

BEllison@bbafiberweb.com BEllison@bbafiberweb.com
Wed, 4 Aug 2004 13:27:06 -0400


Several months ago, I asked if anyone did this, and in fact, I got a
response, a name, and a quick email from Al Rich (thanks to Ken Hand, no
longer on this list).

Al has them installed on his EM Vert, but his vendor dried up.  He got
another contact, pretty soon, and I contacted them.  They have a website,
which lets you peruse their products.  I found the part # that Al gave me,
ordered 4-6' sticks @$20ea, if memory serves.  8' requiree special shipping
charges, and 6' will do one side of the car.

Al thinks they're a little long, as they rub the window just a little too
much, and he's worried about them wearing out pretty quickly.  I personally
don't mind this, if it keeps the water/debris out of the window.

I installed these on the outside of my window, and am very happy with them.
Used stainless steel panhead machine screws in the existing holes of the
door.  I don't remember the size.  Drill clearance holes in the material
first, of course.  I plan to do the inside window, also, but just haven't
made the time yet.  The windows need to be perfectly centered in the gap.

I believe the website is www.restorationspecialties.com, go to products, and
download their product list.  Seems like it was Y38, Y28, something like
that.  I can look it up, and give more details, install tips, if anyone
likes.

Barry Ellison
Corsa SC
65 Corsa Coupe, 140, 4spd
65 Monza Vert, 140, 4spd
61 Lakewood


> 
> 
> Does anyone know what cars came with squeegee type wipes on 
> the side windows as opposed to the usual fuzzies?  I have a 
> '66 Corsa with the rubber wipes with a stainless trim on them 
> that I've never seen on a Corvair.  They're not in Clark's 
> catalog.  I sure like them though.  With foggy windows, you 
> roll them down and they get clean.  It also helps keep debris 
> out of the door.  Any knowledge/opinions?
> 
> Toby Brown
> San Diego
> SDCC, CORSA
> '66 Corsa
> '67 Crown V8
> '65 Monza 140 Convertible
> '66 Crown conversion project FS 
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