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can anyone steer me to a good supplier of side window seals, if there are any?

I'm assuming the area above the windshield on the inside is not replacable, atleast knowbody making that part yet?

I'll post some Pics once it's in My shop!

Thanks for the help...

Mark

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Steele Rubber


My \'64\'s in the Gallery
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1964 C10 Custom Cab 350/700R4
1964 Suburban 350/700R4
1979 Ford F350 4x4 400/c6
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Steele for sure-I bought one of the cheaper sets for my fixed rear quarter window, and it was merely stock lengths of the correct profile. It had to be cut/mitered in one corner, and it looked like S**T! It would have looked worse, as it shrank. Steele's is probably twice the cost, but it's a vulcanized one piece rubber. WELL worth the money, IMHO. Ive thrown the first set away.

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I bought a complete set for our 58 from Dixie Trucks. I'm satisfied with the quality. Don't know if he carries anything for a 65 but he had good prices and was quick. You;ll have to find him on-line then call to oder. Somewhat awkward but as I said, good service.

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