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By Ol Ford Guy - 11 Years Ago
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I am looking for a 60-61 Ford windshield wiper motor for my 57 Ford...or suggestions f what to what to use. I've heard and know of some of the repos that don'/didn't hold up.
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By paul2748 - 11 Years Ago
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I don't know if they make a conversion kit for a 57, but I have had good luck with electric conversion kits from New Port Engineering.
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By 312T85Bird - 11 Years Ago
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I do not know where you are but Mike at zeb's Auto Salvage in Tigerton, Wisconsin, USA has a nice sellection of old cars and has an almost complete '60 as well as '61 & '62. (715) 754-5885 Please only call Mon to Fri from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. US CENTRAL TIME
He is a good guy and will ship
312T85Bird
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By Ol Ford Guy - 11 Years Ago
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Thanks for he info, I am between Beloit, WI and Rockford, IL
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By lowrider - 11 Years Ago
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I used a Tri-5 Chevy wiper motor on my 57 Ford. A bolt in installation & you can use the original cable & switch. All you need to do is run a fused 12v feed to the motor from the ignition switch. I'd like to find a 59 Ford wiper motor also but they are hard to find & like the Chevy wiper motor, expensive.
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By Ol Ford Guy - 11 Years Ago
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Does anyone know ifa Comet/Falcon wiper motor is the same as the b ig car motors?
Dan, I visited a little antique mall in Kingman and I think the owner had a Willys gasser coupe and possibly an interesting Ford...Does that sound right?
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By M335 - 11 Years Ago
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I used a '57 chev electric motor/assembly on my '57 MKII, just bolted in where the vacuum system was, worked perfect.
I have one if u cant find one locally.
Stan
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