Picture of firewall/windshield

[Boglog]

Thank you for the very detailed photos. I think we’re all good. Yes I’ve got the little metal nozzles and will probably stick with it. Some photos of what’s going on/the car

Thanks!

 

[JAMCAR223]

These clear enough ? If you need anything closer let me know. View attachment 139652View attachment 139653View attachment 139654

NICE JOB!!

 

[pontiacgp]

Thank you for the very detailed photos. I think we’re all good. Yes I’ve got the little metal nozzles and will probably stick with it. Some photos of what’s going on/the car

Thanks!

That is a really clean car and it looks original, did you buy it in that condition?

 

[Longroof79]

Welcome aboard! Looks like a nice clean body Other than putting it back together, what are your plans for it, and what are you using for a drivetrain?

 

[Boglog]

Welcome aboard! Looks like a nice clean body Other than putting it back together, what are your plans for it, and what are you using for a drivetrain?

Haha, it’s good from afar but far from good, thanks though.

I’ll share more history when I have a build page going or in a minute.

I thought I had this sorted but I put in the wiper motor and nozzles yesterday and the area marked has nothing behind it to bolt up. In the photos from others there’s a bracket or something there or at least a bolt inserted. Yes I get the wiper stops location but they’re in a different spot without the circular relief. I know I’m going ocd on this but is it possible this is from a different vehicle?

 

[pontiacgp]

Haha, it’s good from afar but far from good, thanks though.

I’ll share more history when I have a build page going or in a minute.

I thought I had this sorted but I put in the wiper motor and nozzles yesterday and the area marked has nothing behind it to bolt up. In the photos from others there’s a bracket or something there or at least a bolt inserted. Yes I get the wiper stops location but they’re in a different spot without the circular relief. I know I’m going ocd on this but is it possible this is from a different vehicle?

if you look at the picture that Mikester posted that slotted hole is for a bolt.....

 

[O. D. Showtime]

Each nozzle should have a bracket soldered to it for fastening...are yours complete?

 

[Boglog]

Each nozzle should have a bracket soldered to it for fastening...are yours complete?


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Yes washer nozzles are good...

In reply to the previous post, I see there’s a bolt there, problem is there’s nothing behind it to bolt to. It’s just wide open space. His vehicle is a later model though. Also the other holes for the bolts aren’t a slot they’re a single round hole. Are you suggesting that it’s a spot to hold that little bracket for the washer hose?

 

[mikester]

Haha, it’s good from afar but far from good, thanks though.

I’ll share more history when I have a build page going or in a minute.

I thought I had this sorted but I put in the wiper motor and nozzles yesterday and the area marked has nothing behind it to bolt up. In the photos from others there’s a bracket or something there or at least a bolt inserted. Yes I get the wiper stops location but they’re in a different spot without the circular relief. I know I’m going ocd on this but is it possible this is from a different vehicle?

If theres nothing there to screw into do you have the two brackets that are held onto the firewall with nuts ? Right where you drew the circle theres a bracket under that wide trim. Theres another one to the left of that. Theyre held on with speed nuts and the trim attaches to them.
Maybe thats the problem ? Or if theyre there you might have to loosen them, fit the SS trim and tighten the nuts back up.

 

[Boglog]

If theres nothing there to screw into do you have the two brackets that are held onto the firewall with nuts ? Right where you drew the circle theres a bracket under that wide trim. Theres another one to the left of that. Theyre held on with speed nuts and the trim attaches to them.
Maybe thats the problem ? Or if theyre there you might have to loosen them, fit the SS trim and tighten the nuts back up.

Now we’re getting somewhere...