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Need some beltline door weatherstrips for a 69 Camaro conv restoration project. I am very concerned about the quality, much of the repro stuff is not that great. Any suggestions on suppiers or brands ?
Thanks
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Hi Dave. I just did a 68 and found that Heartbeat City was pretty good to deal with. They sometimes had 2 different qualities of an item and would tell you so. On some parts,there just is not a good repop made and guys pay up for the NOS stuff. They do have a lot of NOS parts. I always work with Jim,the owner,or Dave. You could also talk with the guys at Yenko.net. They have done or seen it all and could steer you in the right direction.
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X 2 For Softseal good stuff fits well.
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Thanks for the help,when some of the cars come in my glass shop, the stuff customers buy is horrible. looking to avoid that crap . I have my favorites for the products I am use to buying, but I have not bought these weather strips before.
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Dave,
You might want to sing into the the Team Camaro forums and ask there, you will get plenty of answers ![]() http://www.camaros.net/forums/
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Dave, I recently had to pull the windshield out of an early Nova a couple of times before I got a gasket that would cover the upper corners of the windshield cavity and the one that finally worked was a Steele brand. Steele may not be the best but their gaskets are better than alot of the ones I've run into.
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Steele brand.. this is by far the best. It is very soft and always fits right. I use it on all the restorations I do
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You`d better go with OER latex, trust me.
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