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#327707 02/12/2007 10:38 PM
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Rebuilding doors on a 49 burb. It looks like the kit I bought does not include the outer rubber window seal or inner felts. Can anyone suggest a good parts house? I can't find one with just the pieces. Also what is dis-assembly procedure for the outer rubber seal. Mine seems to be permanently vulcanized in the door. Thanks


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I got mine form The Truck Shop, in the catalog thier called "door window wipes". I've seen these in most catalogs. Regarding door weatherstrip, they've been on there so long it just seems like thier vulcanized. A heat gun can do wonders with the old stuff, or you can just use a putty knife to scrape them off, then wire wheel to clean up the surface.

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LMC and chevy duty carry them, just ordered a set for the 51


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