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#1073018 12/12/2014 7:45 PM
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Getting ready to paint my doors. but not sure about the weatherstripping of the windows. Do I remove that metal that the fussy and rubber are in or do I have to leave it in and reuse it. Where is a good place to but the replacement stuff. And what all do I need to buy. Are there any videos that can help me out.

66 c10

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you don't "have to" leave it in Rocky, but if you do you'll need to be fussy with the masking .... most any of the vendors that deal 60-66 parts will have a complete 'kit' for door glass weather seals, check the links page vendors and take your pick

Bill


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I bought chrome window fuzzies from Classic Parts and they are made in America by "Repops" in Pearcy, Arkansas.

They are poor quality. Some of the clips have broken and they never did sit at the right elevation.

I called them, they said they would send new parts. Never received them, called them again, never received them... this went on like 3 times via telephone. I eventually gave up on them.

More details can be found on post # 70 here http://talk.classicparts.com/showthread.php?t=13928&page=5



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Thanks for the help I will check out the link John Thanks for the heads up on Classic Parts

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To clarify, I bypassed Classic Parts and called Repops directly since their name was on the bag of parts. Repops gave me the run around.

Whoever you buy them from I would humbly suggest asking them who manufacturers the window fuzzies.

Good luck and let us know how things work out. thumbs_up



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