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Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Auckland, NZ
Posts: 300
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Re: 1958 SWB C4 Fleetside - NZ Build
Here is what I tried so far for the door/window weather strips.
Due to the different radius I cant find anything local to fit, so I took to cutting a straight piece of weatherstrip but that didnt work to well and when the window went up and down it pulled the sliced bits and twisted the bent section out of shape. I am now leaning towards two sets of factory weatherstrips with a cut and join in the middle and a small plate at the front for the larger opening. Q |
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Location: pembroke pines, fl
Posts: 698
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Re: 1958 SWB C4 Fleetside - NZ Build
I saw these On a Beautiful 59 .. I took a pic of it because I,ll probably go this route with mine. I believe steele rubber makes them. just another option I thought I,ll share
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Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Auckland, NZ
Posts: 300
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Re: 1958 SWB C4 Fleetside - NZ Build
So .....
I don't recommend the speedway motors fuel filler cap for the deck of your projects (sorry).... and I just wish that I had found the ultimate solution before getting it but them's the breaks After almost 2 years I have given up on the tiny access hole and the other day spotted a JK Jeep Wrangler and thought that would be perfect for the job.... So i went and found a cheap aftermarket one ... And its so simple and so much better.... Enough talking.... enjoy the pictures and the always popular Youtube Video |
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