2nd Gen ('73-'77): weather stripping
Last edited by P343; Sep 14, 2016 at 05:40 AM.
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You can also check with J C Whitney, they used to have catalogs but now I think its all on line. Also while watching the Auto shows on Saturday mornings. I think it was my classic Car with Dennis Gage, they featured steelrubber company. I put in a link.
Steele Rubber Products - Quality Crafted Automotive Rubber Parts and Weatherstripping
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From: revelstoke bc
steele rubber is the ticket. Thanks a million
I wish I had known about JC Whitney when I was building the engine and tranny. Here in Canada, parts are stupid expensive and it cost me just over 2G to rebuild them without the machining LOL I could have rebuilt the engine for what it cost for the gasket set
I wish I had known about JC Whitney when I was building the engine and tranny. Here in Canada, parts are stupid expensive and it cost me just over 2G to rebuild them without the machining LOL I could have rebuilt the engine for what it cost for the gasket set
Last edited by Teej; Sep 15, 2016 at 11:53 AM.