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I am looking for a company that deals in all shapes and sizes of sponge rubber products, is there such a place???? [email protected] 1-262-392-2989

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Steele Rubber co.


They say money can't buy happiness. It can buy old Chevy trucks though. Same thing.
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Steele rubber does not have what I am looking for and they did not seem to have a interest in making what I am in need of. I am looking for the rear door rubber seals that go around the outside edge of the door on a 1939-46 Chevy Panel truck. I have pieces of the old door seals to compare with. Thanks!!!! for all help so far.

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Might want to check out this place.
Metro Moulded Parts Inc.(http://www.metrommp.com/)

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Marvin, I have not checked your year model but JimCarter has them for my 52 panel but I suspect yours may be a lot different. Check out their web site which should be in the "links" here at stovebolt.


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You may not find an exact "cut to fit" replacement but there are several universal profiles that would probably do a great job. You normally pay so much per foot of product. I've discoverd that many weatherstrip "kits" that are sold by the vendors are actually X number of feet of one of the universal profiles.


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i have used these guys many times
maybe they have what you're looking for
happy hunting
http://www.capitalrubberco.com/


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