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#626191 03/05/2010 3:55 PM
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Does anyone know where to purchase new seal track? What I mean is the channel that the interior rubber weatherseal that runs inside the cab around the doors.


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The 1947-49 version screw-on type is available only as used. The newer slide in is available in short sections from Jim Carter the technical name is Cab Windlace Retainers oldchevytrucks.com Item #CB350 12" will cost you $16

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I have a piece 3 ft long, I also have a rear corner piece about 4-6 inches. send me an email, I will send you a pic if you want. [email protected] $15.00 plus shipping.

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Thanks, I had a brillant idea... I own a 1949 Chevy parts truck cab (once the whole truck) so I drilled out the spot welds and removed what I needed. then i welded them on my fixer-upper.

Gary

Last edited by gmindel; 03/11/2010 9:38 AM.

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