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#968433 09/01/2013 1:14 PM
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My 1946 Suburban has wooden interior window trim. The rubber interior window seals are nailed to the bottom of the trim and are a flat piece of rubber with a 45 degree lip pointing upward as the seal.

Does any body have a source for this seal?

Thank you
Dave Murray

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try steel rubber. they have a picture of there rubber moulding with sizes

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That is the first place I checked.No luck.


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