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#955193 07/08/2013 6:31 PM
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I have removed the doors from my '37 pickup getting ready to clean, paint, etc. It appears that there was a horizontal window wipe strip at the bottom of the window with the wipe strip pressed into the door. Does anyone know where I can obtain this strip. It looks like it is a press in fit, but I am hesitant to pry out the old until I know if it can be replaced.
Also, any recommendations on the window channel felt as to what type is best?

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I got my wiper from JimCarter. I imagine he still carries it...and the window channel.

http://www.oldchevytrucks.com/

click on the years that cover your truck and then click on the window items.

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If its like my 46 the channel in the door and inside door panel accepts a rubber strip. You have to crimp the strip into the channel tohold it.The window felt channel and rubber strip are available from most of the old chevy parts houses.

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look at steel rubber .a little high but every thing i have ever bought from them has fit real good

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Hi - just replaced them on my 37. Jim Carter sells them (under side window items) - one goes on the inner door and one on the outer door. It is a press fit but I used 3m weather strip adhesive as well to hold it in there.
There were a lot of rubber pieces on those doors to replace and Jim Carter sells all of them!


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