|  | Some Pictures 
        of the disassembled later model wiper motor. This is a two-speed unit, 
        not the single speed that came in the '65. I pulled the cover, cleaned 
        the gears and actuator and painted the motor housing | 
     
      |  | Regreased the whole works 
        and put it back together | 
     
      |  | The spindles or 'wheelboxes' 
        installed with the new tube that the cable runs through. All was cleaned 
        and greased before assembly | 
     
      |  | The wiper motor installed 
        in the engine compartment | 
     
      |  | Another view of the wiper 
        motor. YOu can see the Electromotive Tec-2 on the heater box cover and 
        the fuse panel on the firewall. There's a nifty little cover that will 
        Dzus-tab over the fuse panel | 
     
      |  | I still have to do the underhood 
        wiring, but much of it: the headlights and blinkers will have to wait 
        until the hood (bonnet) is installed | 
     
      |  | The blinkers are controlled 
        by this nifty little solid-state device. it uses two momentary push buttons; 
        one for left, and one for right; to activate the blinkers, and automagically 
        turns them off. If you push both buttons at the same time, the hazard 
        lights come on. | 
     
      |  | Here on the left side of the 
        speedometer are the switches for the blinkers. They are at finger lingth 
        from the steering wheel. | 
     
      |  | Here's a poster from the Goodguy's 
        car show..... |