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Just went through that a few days ago. Finally found some cheap plastic bound Trico`s at O`Reily`s. I won`t put black blades on an older car with silver arms.
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At the O'Reilly store I work at we carry the Trico classic blades but keep them in the back as there is not that much of a demand for them. They are available in 10-15"lengths. About $9.00 apiece.
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Yup, we have those also. We have a customer that restores vintage Chevy trucks and he uses them. Had a fellow in here the other day looking for oem style blades for his Corvair. You woulda thought we pulled off a magic trick when we brought those out of the back room. He's an older fella that doesn't use a computer and he had no idea how to find them otherwise.
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