1967 Cutlass Rear Door Weatherstriping
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1967 Cutlass Rear Door Weatherstripping
Hello,
I'm trying to find replacement weatherstripping for the rear doors of a 1967 Cutlass sedan. I can find replacements for wagons, but not post sedans. Are the wagon and post rear doors the same? Does anyone know of a source for sedan rear door weatherstripping replacements?
Thanks,
Robert in Kennewick, Washington
I'm trying to find replacement weatherstripping for the rear doors of a 1967 Cutlass sedan. I can find replacements for wagons, but not post sedans. Are the wagon and post rear doors the same? Does anyone know of a source for sedan rear door weatherstripping replacements?
Thanks,
Robert in Kennewick, Washington
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#3
Hello,
I'm trying to find replacement weatherstripping for the rear doors of a 1967 Cutlass sedan. I can find replacements for wagons, but not post sedans. Are the wagon and post rear doors the same? Does anyone know of a source for sedan rear door weatherstripping replacements?
Thanks,
Robert in Kennewick, Washington
I'm trying to find replacement weatherstripping for the rear doors of a 1967 Cutlass sedan. I can find replacements for wagons, but not post sedans. Are the wagon and post rear doors the same? Does anyone know of a source for sedan rear door weatherstripping replacements?
Thanks,
Robert in Kennewick, Washington
I don't know where you have looked, but Steele Rubber sells the rear door weatherstrip for both of these four door body styles.
#4
Thanks for the replies!
I hadn't run across Steele Rubber. My car is indeed a four door post sedan, and I'm glad they have weatherstripping to fit. I don't imagine there's much of a market for sedan-specific restoration materials.
Again, thanks for the info on the wagon doors, and Steele Rubber.
I hadn't run across Steele Rubber. My car is indeed a four door post sedan, and I'm glad they have weatherstripping to fit. I don't imagine there's much of a market for sedan-specific restoration materials.
Again, thanks for the info on the wagon doors, and Steele Rubber.
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