Wiper motors model 72 and 75 open cars

[BlueDevil]

I need 2 wiper motors for a 72 and 75 roadster/ phaeton.

 

thanks

[dodge28]

Needs more information on 72 and 75 roadster. What make and model ?N

[BlueDevil]

Sorry,

Chrysler 1928 Model 72 Roadster

Chrysler 1929 Model 75 Dual Cowl    
            Phaeton

[leomara]

This is going to be interesting because I asked the same question in a previous post for my model 72 roadster.  No one at that time could produce any documentation for late 1920's Chrysler open cars.  Perhaps you will be more fortunate and get an answer.  Consolation is that a Model A Ford open car Trico motor will fit in the same place.  If you look at photos of restored cars that show you the wiper motor you will see none are correct because they have a pull/push control on them.  The correct one for our Chrysler's will not have that because the vacuum line is controlled by the valve switch mounted on the steering column along with the ignition switch and fumar control.

[leomara]

Here are 3 photos of a model 72 wiper motor that I got from a known source.  Probably for a closed car, not for an open one.  Then again???

Edited September 9, 2023 by leomara
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[dodge28]

Try Finken wiper service,  132 Calvert Av. W. , Babylon, 11704,     ph.  631 587 3322 or 613 587 3332. I hope he is still there.

[tcslr]

The 1929 75 closed car motor is a fairly rare motor. It has two ports. The second port was to ‘park’ the wiper blade. I’ll try to remember to photograph mine tomorrow. 
might have some records on Tricos model number too.

[leomara]

They are all rare, so much so that we cannot find any documentation or photos of any late 1920's Chrysler wiper motors for open cars.

[tcslr]

Motor on my original 29 series 75

[tcslr]

Sorry. Photo helps