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#246407 12/11/2006 3:08 AM
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I recently bought a 1950 GMC burb from a fellow board member. It is a great, solid suburban. I gave it a tune up and rebuilt the brakes so it is now drivable. It came with all new glass yet to be installed. My question is where to get the weatherstripping for the side windows. There is a rope style piece that does on the outer edge before the felt track goes in. It is about 1/4 by 1/2" rectangle. I have checked the catalogs I have to no avail. Any leads?


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Jim Carter and others sell 47-55 Suburban rear side window installation parts and/or kit (channels for sliding windows, and the solid rubber seals for non-sliding windows, and the rectangular rubber lock strips).

Jim Carter Window Install Parts

The whiskers that go in the stainless-steel vertical bars are not so easy to find. Restoration Specialties & Supply, Inc. has whiskers that can be adapted to fit the Chevrolet suburban's vertical bars. However, information has been posted on the oldGMCtrucks.com site that indicates that Chevrolet Advance-Design suburbans had one vertical bar per pair of side windows but GMC New Design suburbans had two vertical bars per pair of side windows. The whiskers might be different.

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Thanks for the link Tim. That is exactly what I was looking for.
BTW I recently looked at another hydramatic 54 here in ca. Been sitting a long time and had some rust so I passed. After getting my last hydramatic truck going, I am hooked.


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