Windsheild wiper washer motor...

If you are unsure if it’s the clockspring I would take note of the wheel position while you are driving, and what the electronics are doing...or not doing. The clock spring does not fail ALL devices at once, it’s just a ribbon cable wound like a spring in order to allow two turns of the wheel each way without ripping itself apart.

Looks like no woodgrain inserts in the door panels which would be correct for this period.

There might be a few that do, but it sure as hell isnt that one.

I think the advantage of the other vendor "sandwich" design is the spreading the bending/shearing loads fairly equally to all four bolts, which likely are quite adequate, but never intended to be loaded as such. A single bolt might be problematic in an accident impact restraint situation. Case of doable, but it is adviseable?

Andy's design effectively offers the same advantages with less parts.

Not from what you have shared so far.

i have a couple of 99-02 minivan wiper trays here i can take pictures and supply measurements if needed.

WANTED -- 1971 Dodge Demon 340 4 speed car -- FJ6 color --- MUST BE able to be documented (title, build sheet, fender tag). Looking for numbers matching, but will accept period correct 340 and 4 speed. NO CLONES. Will consider everything from fully restored ready to drive to a full project (which the correct documentation) Email me description, price, pictures, location of what you have. derek@consolidated-displays.com

Boy..spent a ton of time there as a kid. My Grandfather used to own a small town dealership in the neighboring town of Bonduel. Family still owns a lake lot on Shawano Lake. Good times. As a kid, we never did get to go to the races, but I do remember it being a popular place. Looking at the flyer...the guy judging the car show is actually running his Rod Shop in my Grandfather's old shop! The world is full circle.

To me it looks like shut it

Check with PST, also Frank Badelson may carry the urethane one as well. If the shackle bushings are old; wouldn't hurt to replace those too.

Contact Kenny Ford @ PTC He has a lot of it.

RIght off the bat we never consider leasing because we keep our cars till they rot out. We don't need a new car every few years.
A neighbour of ours spent about 30 years leasing cars then one day he was over chatting and started looking at our 10-20 year old cars and said he always got a new car every few years because he wanted the warranty but judging by our stuff it didn't matter. The next new car he got was his last. He had it for 12 years before it was sold to another neighbor when he couldn't drive anymore.

My parent spent decades mainly buying 1-2 year old used cars from new car dealers at a fraction of new price. On the rare occasion where new wasn't much more then used they went new and their current car they were looking at used but they went new to take advantage of the 0% financing.