Windshield Wipers

While it very rarely rains in Southern Arizona, when it does, you find that what pass for windshield wipers are actually desicated, petrified tendrils that remove the glass from your windshield before they will touch the water there.
Can anyone provide a make & model number?
Thanks for your time.
Cheers!

I never installed them as I thought I could do a better job reaching over with a towel...

The Becks were using mid 1960s VW Bug parts...when I built mine.

Mike

My Beck has VW Beetle 11" Bosch blades. I think the part number is 40711.

I put in a plexi windshield and just look over the top of it.

Try Rain-X, it worked for me. Best trick is to stay out of the rain, I got caught in a Toad-Strangler of a downpour and it took nearly two weeks for the carpets to dry. I had nearly an inch and a half of water to drain from the inside of my Perry 550. I drilled some small holes through the pan to let the water out then sealed them afterwards. PS: Vicky, what's the tatoo of?

You'd be amazed at how rain can come out of nowhere in Arizona. I do make an extreme effort to stay dry, but the "locally heavy thundershowers" are hard to predict.

Try British Austin Mini wind screen wipers (stainless arms and wiper bodies)They look the 'full monty!'
Steve Maguire