'48 - '52 Windshield washer
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#2
I did a search using Google and found two old discussions from 2005 about them. Not much there but a couple of members might have the original set ups. You might be able to get some information from them:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...on-a-51-a.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...-49-50-f1.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...on-a-51-a.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...-49-50-f1.html
#3
Thanks, Bob!
I PMed Texan2004 to see if I can get few pics off of him. Surely I can come up with something similar if I can see pics of the original...
~Jason
I PMed Texan2004 to see if I can get few pics off of him. Surely I can come up with something similar if I can see pics of the original...
~Jason
I did a search using Google and found two old discussions from 2005 about them. Not much there but a couple of members might have the original set ups. You might be able to get some information from them:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...on-a-51-a.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...-49-50-f1.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...on-a-51-a.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...-49-50-f1.html
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#6
Not sure on the exact year, but I believe that all 48-52 (and maybe even through 55) are the same. Cars used similar devices and there were also other similar aftermarket set ups.
I also had an NOS assembly for a 56 truck that I was going to use on my 52 Panel, but I ran across the correct NOS assembly and sold the 56 assembly.
When I found the correct NOS assembly at a swap meet, the vendor also had another one, but it was missing a part or two. I passed on the the other assembly. However, walking through the swap meet, I talked myself into buying the other assembly, but by the time I came back, it was gone. I kicked myself in the butt all the way home for not buying the other NOS assembly for $20.
I also had an NOS assembly for a 56 truck that I was going to use on my 52 Panel, but I ran across the correct NOS assembly and sold the 56 assembly.
When I found the correct NOS assembly at a swap meet, the vendor also had another one, but it was missing a part or two. I passed on the the other assembly. However, walking through the swap meet, I talked myself into buying the other assembly, but by the time I came back, it was gone. I kicked myself in the butt all the way home for not buying the other NOS assembly for $20.
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#8
Oh, damn man... that hurts!
You've seen the kit... does it look like something a guy could fabricate?
~Jason
You've seen the kit... does it look like something a guy could fabricate?
~Jason
Not sure on the exact year, but I believe that all 48-52 (and maybe even through 55) are the same. Cars used similar devices and there were also other similar aftermarket set ups.
I also had an NOS assembly for a 56 truck that I was going to use on my 52 Panel, but I ran across the correct NOS assembly and sold the 56 assembly.
When I found the correct NOS assembly at a swap meet, the vendor also had another one, but it was missing a part or two. I passed on the the other assembly. However, walking through the swap meet, I talked myself into buying the other assembly, but by the time I came back, it was gone. I kicked myself in the butt all the way home for not buying the other NOS assembly for $20.
I also had an NOS assembly for a 56 truck that I was going to use on my 52 Panel, but I ran across the correct NOS assembly and sold the 56 assembly.
When I found the correct NOS assembly at a swap meet, the vendor also had another one, but it was missing a part or two. I passed on the the other assembly. However, walking through the swap meet, I talked myself into buying the other assembly, but by the time I came back, it was gone. I kicked myself in the butt all the way home for not buying the other NOS assembly for $20.
#9
You rock my WORLD, Julie!
Are those repop stickers? I'd LOVE to see the foot pump and especially the nozzles...
If I can get a similar jar and nozzles I'd likely hide an electric pump and make a momentary contact switch that resembles the OEM one.
~Jason
Are those repop stickers? I'd LOVE to see the foot pump and especially the nozzles...
If I can get a similar jar and nozzles I'd likely hide an electric pump and make a momentary contact switch that resembles the OEM one.
~Jason
#10
Yep, new stickers. The washer was installed in the truck when we bought it. That doesn't mean it's stock though. Here are pictures of the nozzles. I'll take one of the foot pump tomorrow - too dark tonight.
You sound like an options junky!
Me too! I love them and have just about all I could find on my truck!!!! Full front tilt, washers, heaters, FOUR horns (and maybe you noticed the siren but don't tell anyone) cowl vent for the heater, sun visor, spotlights, 3 tooth and 5 tooth grilles, spare tire carrier (with chrome Continental Kit), YOM plates, etc. etc.
Here's the pic, it's the little stainless thingy in the blue area:
Here's another shot after I reprimed the cowl and cab...very clean looking don't you think?:
Here's a catalogue pic of the nozzle - 55-57 T-bird:
You sound like an options junky!
Me too! I love them and have just about all I could find on my truck!!!! Full front tilt, washers, heaters, FOUR horns (and maybe you noticed the siren but don't tell anyone) cowl vent for the heater, sun visor, spotlights, 3 tooth and 5 tooth grilles, spare tire carrier (with chrome Continental Kit), YOM plates, etc. etc.
Here's the pic, it's the little stainless thingy in the blue area:
Here's another shot after I reprimed the cowl and cab...very clean looking don't you think?:
Here's a catalogue pic of the nozzle - 55-57 T-bird:
#11
Oh yeah - I'm an options junkie!
My F2 is going to be purpose-built, and I want it to be comfortable, you know? I'd like to haul a flatbed with a car on it once or twice a year. I'd like to drive it on the highway and not have it suck gas. And the rest of the time I'll be hauling motors, couches and TVs - stuff like that, you know?
From the '68 F250 Dana 60 in the rear, to the 331 Industrial Hemi, rockin' a 2-bbl carb and backed by an A-833 4-speed, I'd like to think I'm well on my way towards my goal.
I should post some pics...
~Jason
My F2 is going to be purpose-built, and I want it to be comfortable, you know? I'd like to haul a flatbed with a car on it once or twice a year. I'd like to drive it on the highway and not have it suck gas. And the rest of the time I'll be hauling motors, couches and TVs - stuff like that, you know?
From the '68 F250 Dana 60 in the rear, to the 331 Industrial Hemi, rockin' a 2-bbl carb and backed by an A-833 4-speed, I'd like to think I'm well on my way towards my goal.
I should post some pics...
~Jason
Yep, new stickers. The washer was installed in the truck when we bought it. That doesn't mean it's stock though. Here are pictures of the nozzles. I'll take one of the foot pump tomorrow - too dark tonight.
You sound like an options junky!
Me too! I love them and have just about all I could find on my truck!!!! Full front tilt, washers, heaters, FOUR horns (and maybe you noticed the siren but don't tell anyone) cowl vent for the heater, sun visor, spotlights, 3 tooth and 5 tooth grilles, spare tire carrier (with chrome Continental Kit), YOM plates, etc. etc.
Here's the pic, it's the little stainless thingy in the blue area:
Here's another shot after I reprimed the cowl and cab...very clean looking don't you think?:
Here's a catalogue pic of the nozzle - 55-57 T-bird:
You sound like an options junky!
Me too! I love them and have just about all I could find on my truck!!!! Full front tilt, washers, heaters, FOUR horns (and maybe you noticed the siren but don't tell anyone) cowl vent for the heater, sun visor, spotlights, 3 tooth and 5 tooth grilles, spare tire carrier (with chrome Continental Kit), YOM plates, etc. etc.
Here's the pic, it's the little stainless thingy in the blue area:
Here's another shot after I reprimed the cowl and cab...very clean looking don't you think?:
Here's a catalogue pic of the nozzle - 55-57 T-bird:
#12
Alright... here we go. This post is loaded with pictures, so please be patient.
The complete kit (less instructions, if there were any)
Bottle bracket
Bottle
Nozzle (not sure if there were one or two in the kit)
Misc parts for installation
Hose for foot pump and nozzle
Foot pump
Top of bottle
Bottle in bracket
Box
And, in case one of your future posts will be about radios, I'd figure that I'd also show you an NOS Radio Adapter Kit to install a radio in a 51 truck. This box is sealed and will remain that way.
The complete kit (less instructions, if there were any)
Bottle bracket
Bottle
Nozzle (not sure if there were one or two in the kit)
Misc parts for installation
Hose for foot pump and nozzle
Foot pump
Top of bottle
Bottle in bracket
Box
And, in case one of your future posts will be about radios, I'd figure that I'd also show you an NOS Radio Adapter Kit to install a radio in a 51 truck. This box is sealed and will remain that way.
#13
Can you post a profile shot of how the unit attached to the firewall?
Thanks.
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Yeah I think I have a profle view. I think it's a dealer installed kit from Trico!
Hey also the pictures you posted this time are of a different kit. I like this one even better! VERY NICE!
It's funny how these are all getting out of order, we are all typing at the same time and not seeing what the other is doing!
This is the best profile pic I've got.
Gettin ginto the galleries anymore with all the animated advertising BS is getting to be a real pain - I have to constantly "refresh" just to get the picutres to appear because the computer is trying to digest animation!
Hey also the pictures you posted this time are of a different kit. I like this one even better! VERY NICE!
It's funny how these are all getting out of order, we are all typing at the same time and not seeing what the other is doing!
This is the best profile pic I've got.
Gettin ginto the galleries anymore with all the animated advertising BS is getting to be a real pain - I have to constantly "refresh" just to get the picutres to appear because the computer is trying to digest animation!
#15
I've had the NOS kits for a 56 and the correct 48 - 55 (??) kits. I got the 56 kit before getting the correct 48-52 kit. Not needing the 56 kit, I sold it to Sy Miller when he asked if anyone had one.