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#1151785 02/24/2016 1:28 AM
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have a 59 lcf i am restoring.a couple things i have been looking for but have not found reproduction are the door weatherstrips and floor mats does anyone know if anybody reproduces these???

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To the best of my knowledge there are NO LCF specific parts being reproduced. The only parts available are the ones that cross over to the pickup trucks...there just isn't enough demand to make them.

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catmandoo #1151814 02/24/2016 4:33 AM
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kinda figured that much.i did save the weatherstrips and they are in pretty good shape as it was a firetruck so sat inside and it only has 12k miles on it.

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I bet the conventional door weather striping could be made to fit. The floor mat on the other hand will be very hard to find...

What model is your truck? Engine and Trans???

Have any pictures to share?

I have two fire engines...one done and one in the works...my LCF gets done next if I live long enough!

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You could also check with Restoration Specialties
http://www.restorationspecialties.com/
I bought weather strip for my '72 9500 and they were an exact match. Even if you don't see them in their catalog, they still may have something. I sent a piece of something I was trying to find and they had a match for that too.


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catmandoo #1152096 02/26/2016 4:56 AM
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thanks bill.i will check that out.i was kinda thinking of buying one side or the other and seeing if they will work i figure it should be the same from the wheelwell notch up and around the top back and bottom to the bottom of the wheelwell notch.also another thing i am looking for is the door mirror.not the all one piece mount and shaft but the shaft that bolts thru the double mount on the door.i see lots of the big trucks with these brackets but no mirror.

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Are you talking about west coast mirrors? 7"x16" is pretty standard and they come in all kinds of price ranges.

http://www.ryderfleetproducts.com/west-coast-mirror-heads-c-9125

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The big West Coast mirrors are available new from your local NAPA or big truck parts house. Most new sets have adjustable arms. Amazon and eBay also have lots to choose from...

Click on Mike's Garage below my signature and see my '56 8400 tow truck and '56 LCF...they both have different types of mirrors that I believe are original to each truck. The Fire Engine has original single arm mirrors.

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catmandoo #1152261 02/27/2016 3:55 AM
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looking for the ones like on the 57 fire truck.the single arm mirrors.

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Put an ad in the Parts Wanted Section and see what turns up...

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