I want to find information about windshield wiper blade catalog which includes all the details about car makes, model and year and which make and model needs what type of wiper blade size.\nfor Example,If I want to find 1998 ford windstar wiper how do I know which size'll be exact fit for my car for passanger and driver side.\nbecause,every car has a different models and they are came out in different years.\nplease don't recommend me to search wiper retailers website,It'll take me a month to get complete information for about 50 cars makes and thousands of models and years of make.\nI'll greatful to get information the way I wanted.\nThan You
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welll... i dont think anyone but wiper manufacturers catalog wiper blades... as for blade size it is simply the length of the blade.  there are only a couple of variations on the attatching mechanism. At my shop I carry about 8 part numbers on wipers and have never been without the blade I need when I need it. what r u trying to do with that anyway info anyway?
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I suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private par
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Just include manufactor, the model, the year, the cost etc of the car.  Just as the person above said, "details of the car".
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you can go to carmax.com and if it don't work you\ncan email me i got a lot of cars book \nkristysha13@yahoo.com
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i dont know that there is just one website with everything....just google search for it and you will find what you are looking for....e.g. 2000 honda civic specs
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Another source is Ford Motor Company.com They can link you with archives and you can muddle your way from there. The site is a wealth of information but it is sometimes rather difficult to navigate. If you are new you might enjoy some of the discoveries that you make along the way, I did.
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http://www.htmarket.com/gteecomp.html
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Jasmine - to improve this website you have to ask yourself a lot of questions. Who are they trying to appeal to? What do they want the viewer to do? Who is the competition? What position in the marketplace do they want to own?\nFrom a quick look at the site, I don't think it was meant for me - the average Joe. It seems to be focused on business to business. It's basically an online catalog. What's good about this? Any plumber or repair guy can go online and order the part they need. What's bad? The company comes off as a parts distributor with no true personality. A part is a part.\nFrom PD customer's perspective, why should they go to PD instead of Lowe's or some other parts company? Without a brand, PD is competing on price. That ain't good.\nI don't see anything on the site about the company except "In business for decades." What's the company's story? Why was there a need to open this business and why has it been successful? Do they make the best epoxy resin parts? Can they handle orders no one else can? What tolerances do they manufacture to? Who have they done business with? Do they supply parts to Her Majesty the Queen? Why PD?\nProfessionally, I think "Plastic Depot" is as generic as you can get in a company name. At least "South Bay Plastics" might have made me feel good about ordering from you guys if I was from the south bay area. A name is a big part of the brand. The Plastic Depot name and logo is about as engaging as a beige wall.\nWhat's ironic is your web address is plastic depotS .com and your name is plastic depot (with no "s"). I know the problems with getting the address of a common name but it seems silly to invest money into a new name that won't come up on the web when I type it out.\nCompare PD with Starbucks. Or even, check out http://www.snapon.com/ - their website has personality and they know the power of a brand. Even Home Depot knows how to make you feel good about ordering online from them. \nEven online, you want to differentiate yourself. You want to stand out. You want any viewer to come away with your main message - what makes DP the best company to do business with? Okay, they do plastics. And???\nPlastic Depot web site is organized the way PD does business. It might make sense to the company, but not to the consumer. How would somebody really use this? If I need a pump for my boat - wouldn't I want to look under the "marine" section to see what parts are available? Why must I sort through all you different kinds of pumps to find what I need?\nThere's an expression in advertising - sell the sizzle, not the steak. This web site is only selling steak. Look at http://www.napaautoparts.com/ - they too are selling parts. Yet they make the web site more attractive and easier to navigate.\nIt'd be helpful to find info on what plastics are best with which projects. What are the benefits of the acrylic fabrication? \nI don't easily get from the web site that I can order custom plastic parts. Should I? Just because PD may be a b2b company, doesn't mean it should be boring.\n\nWhat does it need? IMHO, it needs a makeover. It needs a page or pages that tells me the PD story. It needs to reassure me that the parts I order will be right the first time (if the parts are wrong or cracked, PD will delay my schedule and cost me money). It needs to organize the information into chunks that make sense. Someone looking for a football case does not care that PD makes ventilation ducts. The site needs to answer the FAQ under the tech advice. (If PD is the expert, here's their chance to shine and show off.) It needs buttons that work - I can't get back to "home" when I'm on a different page.\nIn essence, I'd recommend PD hire an ad agency or design firm and talk to pros about how they can build a site that goes beyond just cataloging the PD inventory. People do business wit
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Try Global Spec. It's free and allows you to put in your desired torque and rpm, then shows you matching products. Keep in mind they will spam the email account you register with mercilessly.
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nascar.com has stuff but its pretty much the same stuff for each driver, just with a different logo.  I found the same thing to be true at the track last year - all the trailers had the same styles, just with their driver.  you could try the websites for the individual drivers.  there is a site called goracegirl.com but it's not driver specific stuff.  I think that nascar.com is probably the best bet, they add new stuff all the time
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These are the best answer links I know.\nCheck them out and if you still need help feel free\nto Email me for help.\n\nhttp://www.ask.com/?o=312#subject:ask|pg:1 - everything\nhttp://www.info.com/ -  14 search engines\nhttp://www.wisegeek.com/ -  any question\nhttp://www.autozone.com/ -   diagrams,repair info,LOOK HERE\nhttp://autoparts.411web.com/ - everything automotive\nhttp://www.howstuffworks.com/ - how stuff works\nhttp://www.thefreedictionary.com/ - dictionary\nhttp://www.2carpros.com/index.htm - mechanics Q & A\nhttp://www.streetracing.org/paris/dictionary/index.htm - terms\nhttp://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-CHQL8v6H71J/ -  automotive audio/video etc.\nhttp://www.partstrain.com/?id=doMecGRr - hard to find parts\nhttp://www.mapquest.com/directions/ - directions & distance\nhttp://www.carcarecouncil.org/index.shtml - basic car care\nhttp://www.diynetwork.com/diy/autos_boats - DIY resource\nhttp://www.autospeak.com/index.htm - for car enthusiasts\nhttp://www.mendmy.com/answers.php?id=13909 - fix anything\nhttp://www.theautochannel.com/ - up to date auto news\nhttp://www.motorera.com/ - old cars & definitions\nhttp://www.autopedia.com/ - automotive dictionary\n\nWeb search for Forums for your car, they are very helpful.\nFereral, State, & Local governments have websites.
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Use the Kelly Blue book next time you buy a car. They have every car made along with the price you should pay.
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I've looked for near an hour and for the life of me I can't the history of it.  I thought it would be pretty simple, but boy was I ever wrong.  I'm sure you already found the sites that make and sell them, not to mention an airplane called a Windsock, but all the help I can give you today is good luck.  Sorry I couldn't help.  But I had to give you some sort of answer because nobody else has posted anything.
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Auto Parts of America (if u have it)\nTry asking a store that sells car parts they should help you\nThe junk yard\nGoogle it\nEbay\nUse the internet\nTry https://www.rockauto.com/dbphp/mak,CHEVROLET,2003
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About shredders & opinions:\nhttp://www.epinions.com/offc-review-7380-123584C3-39B4DD74-prod6\n\nShredder info: brands, sizes, types:\nhttp://www.shredderwarehouse.com/\n\nIntroduction to shredders: (article)\nhttp://www.shredderwarehouse.com/articles/paper_shredders_intro.htm\nTable of Contents\nIntroduction\nMarket Overview\nUS Shredder Market\nPaper Shredder Types\nStrip-cut vs. Cross-cut\nSecurity Issues\nOperating Considerations\nShredder Paper for Packing\nPrice Point vs. Application\nSpecifications\nFeed Opening\nSheet Capacity\nSpeed\nMotor Size\nShred Size\nExternal Features\nInternal Features\nApplications for Shredders\nThe 'concept' of Shredding\nLarge Corporations\n\nShredder comparisons:\nhttp://www.presentationsdirect.com/paper-shredders/compare_office.asp\n\nhttp://www.consumersearch.com/www/office/paper-shredders/comparison.html\n\nOutsourcing shredding:  http://www.cut2shreds.com/Default_files/Page915.htm
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I just met a fella that is going through negotiations with Honda for a motorcycle / ATV franchise...depending on your favorite or preferred make, that might be an option.  I have also met people that become dealers such as you see with cars - google your preference, and see what pops up.  The other thing you can do to give yourself more leeway with what you stock for inventory is to contact your state offices (ask a car dealer where to go for numbers), and get a license to sell anything with an engine, then set up a lot / shop for cycles (new & used).  I've seen some great shops in the last couple of years... there's some brilliant things you can do with this idea.
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I hope these links help.\n\nhttp://www.autozone.com/\nhttp://www.info.com/\nhttp://autoparts.411web.com/\nhttp://www.carcarecouncil.org/index.shtml\nhttp://www.howstuffworks.com/\nhttp://www.wisegeek.com/