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at the 10 inch trico wiperblade store. only kidding. a company called Ficken sells blades for the old cars. look them up, but i may have an address or phone # ssomewhere if you cannot find them.    dennis

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I had a trick to fit more standard wiper blades onto the hook-end of the wiper arms.  With a hacksaw, I cut a slot across the top of the blade housing, to let the end of the hook protrude.  Here is a crude photo.  To the right is the slot across the top of the housing, with the hooked end of the arm sticking up.  Someday I've got to get clearer photos.

 

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check out Amazon,  I think they are under 11" classic wiper blades

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As an FYI, I found new 12" wiper blades that fit great on my '54 Dodge Meadowbrook.  Got them from Napa for $10.49/wipers.  They are aftermarket; however, if your car is a driver it might be a good solution.

 

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If I remember correctly, the factory wipers on my 39 are 10". 12" may work? I found a pair of NOS 9" still in the original box at a thrift store. I used my original 10" wiper hardware and bought some wiper rubber and cut it down to 10" and it fit the holder. 

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I simply bought one 22" blade. I took the original blades apart. You just have to carefully bend one set of tabs in order to slide the insert out. I reused the metal supports from the original blades and cut the new blade to fit. Slide it all back together, carefully bend the prongs closed and you have two new blades super cheap.

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