Wiper Motor restoration

[e_body70]

Hey everyone, I just wanted to share a picture of the before/after restoration of my wiper motor.  Bruce Somer @Ns1aar on this forum, did an amazing job restoring my wiper motor!  I highly recommend his work.  You can check out his website here:  http://www.ns1aar.com/

[anlauto]

Could have saved money on postage and sent it to Stephan Fournier as well 

[Dakota]

I rebuilt my wiper motor, but couldn't get it to work so I sent it to Bruce.   He found a loose wire in one of the connectors and didn't charge me anything other than return postage.   He's an honest dude in my book.

[JS29]

X2 on Bruce Somer!   

[Ns1aar]

Could have saved money on postage and sent it to Stephan Fournier as well 

I dont know how I'm in California

[anlauto]

Could have saved money on postage and sent it to Stephan Fournier as well 

I dont know how I'm in California

Oh.... I was thinking you could have put it in the same box as your latches 

[e_body70]

@anlauto my wiper motor and latches were done at separate times. 

[Rich G.]

Mine's  in the mail coming back from him now. I hope it looks as good yours!

[nsmall]

X3 on Bruce.  Very fair and easy to work with.

[Rich G.]

Doesn't get any prettier then this. Nice work Bruce

[cuda dad]

Those both look nice but a little different from each other.

[6bblgt]

Those both look nice but a little different from each other.

something other than the difference between a '70 motor & one for a late '73?

[RUNCHARGER]

A restored wiper motor is one of the nicer details to have done both aesthetically and functionally.

[Rich G.]

I'm guessing the cover is the only difference between the 2 motors.

[Ns1aar]

I'm guessing the cover is the only difference between the 2 motors.

That is mostly correct there are internal differences between 71 and older and 72 and newer