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Lucas SW4 windscreen wiper mechanism.
This old Lucas service/information sheet describes the workings of the Lucas SW4 windscreen wiper motor. Although un-dated it dates to the 1930s/1940s era, and originally belonged to a garage that has featured a number of times on Old Classic Car - namely Welland's Garage, and is in fact the garage shown at the top of this page, with its proprietor.
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Lucas Dual Arm Screen Wiper Type SW4 with Motor under Scuttle.
- Published by Joseph Lucas Ltd, Birmingham, England.
- Date: 1930s.
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