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#1492545 03/16/2023 11:45 PM
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Anybody have idea where to find a rear window seal, 1935 chevy pickup hightop?

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Have you checked with The Filling Station in Oregon, or Steele Rubber?

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Originally Posted by EchoBravoSierra
Have you checked with The Filling Station in Oregon, or Steele Rubber?

Filling station has them Link

I checked on Steele's site and didn't find anything when I searched under 35 pickup, but the one the that FS lists looks kind of generic, so Steele might have it too.


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