Any casters offer this windshield washer fluid bag?

[Monty]

I'm looking for a windshield washer fluid bag like the one depicted near the front of the driver's side inner fender.

Edited March 13, 2019 by Monty

[kelson]

I'm pretty sure Round2 offers that bag in their 67'mercury Cyclone kit or 66'Fairlane kit.

[StevenGuthmiller]

Haven't seen any resin copies, but as "kelson" stated, they are available in some kits, including the '67 Cyclone and '66 Fairlane.

I very recently swiped one from the '67 Cyclone kit for my '67 Galaxie.

The nice part is that the Cyclone is not supposed to use that particular part anyway.

The instructions call for the washer jar to be used instead.

Both the jar and bag are included in the kit.

 

Steve

 

[mod3l Lover]

   Isn't neat how it used to be a bag with fluid in it.

Then milk jug looking plastic parts, and now your

headlights just fill up with water just in case you

might need some!?!  LOL!!!

Edited March 17, 2019 by mod3l Lover

[dimaxion]

If you have one , you can slush cast millions yourself . Use Silicon Sealant , Spray you part after securing it on a surface   with cooking spray . Just not the type with olive oil .   Cover the part with a blob of Silicon . I wait is cure for at least a day before carefully peeling back the Blob to make sure it is totally cured . When done and cured , peel back the mold . Mix 2 part epoxy . Next , pour in mixture into the cavity .  This too , I wait a day . Peel back carefully again to check the process is finished . When cured peel off the blob (mold) and Viola ! You are a Resin Caster . Small parts are best to start with   Thanx .. 

[StevenGuthmiller]

2 hours ago, dimaxion said:

If you have one , you can slush cast millions yourself . Use Silicon Sealant , Spray you part after securing it on a surface   with cooking spray . Just not the type with olive oil .   Cover the part with a blob of Silicon . I wait is cure for at least a day before carefully peeling back the Blob to make sure it is totally cured . When done and cured , peel back the mold . Mix 2 part epoxy . Next , pour in mixture into the cavity .  This too , I wait a day . Peel back carefully again to check the process is finished . When cured peel off the blob (mold) and Viola ! You are a Resin Caster . Small parts are best to start with   Thanx .. 

Or you can make a mold much easier with Silly Putty, or as I do, a 2 part mold putty.

Mix the two parts together, press in the part that you want to recreate and let it set for a couple of hours.

When it's set, peel out the original and you are now ready to cast parts with either resin, 2 part epoxy, or if you want them instantly, you can use Lazer Bond or Bondic glue.

 

 

Steve

[Sport Suburban]

The Revell 64-66 Mustangs have them as well.