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Is the weather strip for panel rear doors the same as the front doors? Thanks.


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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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No

Check with Steele Rubber Products

https://www.steelerubber.com/

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I checked Steele's site and I found that part number 70-0145-73 is for AD 2 door standard pickups, 2 door suburbans (tailgate), 2 door panels (barn door) etc. I could not find a separate part number specifically for panel rear doors. Maybe I'm not looking at this correctly?


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I used the side door stuff for my rear doors and it works fine.

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They have changed their catalog/ordering-system.

I think this is what I used:
https://www.steelerubber.com/door-weatherstrip-70-0219-73

It is indeed different from the seal used on cab side-doors.

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The Steele website has a link for which vehicles a particular seal will fit. The 70 -0219-73 will match 1112 vehicles but it doesn't list them. (I guess too many to actually list?) But the 70-0145-73 actually lists the matching vehicles staring with 1939 Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Chevy and GMC truck up to 1954 truck which is a very big list! I think the front door seal will work as Mark has already found out. Thanks, Alvin and Mark.


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