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Old 03-05-2012, 07:41 PM
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It's as the driver views it. Wipers park right and as the driver views the wiper.
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It's as the driver views it. Wipers park right and as the driver views the wiper.
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Larry, your statement is correct. But I would recommend that you go to the link that mickmate posted and study the photographs of the wiper arms that particular supplier sells. "Cranked Left" to them would be the correct wiper arm if you wanted them to "park right", as you say. I'm not making this stuff up!

Cranked left will rest the wiper arms favoring the right side of the car, as viewed from the seats. Most Cobra replicas built for the U.S. market have the wiper arms resting on the driver's side (cranked right).

Boy did I open up a can of worms.
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Old 03-05-2012, 11:37 PM
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It's as the driver views it. Wipers park right and as the driver views the wiper.
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Good to see some know the correct way to identify anything left and right on an automobile.
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