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The wipers on these cars tend not to reach the full park position up against the lower windshield molding.

The 74 US cars are the only ones that park on the passenger side. All the others park in front of the driver.

The 74 position tends to keep the wipers out of the drivers view rather then smack in the middle of view on the driver side park.

Some also think that the car looks better without them on but I think mostly that the reason they are taken off is that they are annoying when parked in direct view right in front of you?

I had mine off for years but recently went to the effort of converting the wipers to the '74 position.

For me it solved the problem. Let the passenger suffer.

I rarely have a passenger. Most are too terrified to ride in the car with me? Hum? Go figure? I mean I have competition belts and a roll bar. Why should they worry?

11/26/171:11 PM

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