1934 3 window rear window felts
 

I am installing the interior into my 3-window coupe, and have several questions reguarding the window felt trim.
My kit is from vintique, and it came with a rubber weatherstrip for the top seal. When I look at my fathers coupe, his has a felt channel, like in the doors or on the side of the back window.
I guess either will work to seal, but what is correct?
Thanks for any advice, robbie

Re: 1934 3 window rear window felts
 

The original upper seal was rubber without any fabric covering.

Re: 1934 3 window rear window felts
 

The one in the Avatar car was a petrified black lumpy string . Almost looked like old dried glue . Car sat in a tiny metal roofed shed in Sonora CA for over 50 years and all rubber was smoked .

Re: 1934 3 window rear window felts
 

my car has the original rubber seal still in place at top of the rear window.I think Bob Drake has the seal you need.

Re: 1934 3 window rear window felts
 

The side pieces fit into these metal channels. They help to keep the side pieces from moving when there is no support from the garnish.

Re: 1934 3 window rear window felts
 

Sounds like the rubber seal is the way to go, thanks for the pictures, I am missing those metal channels. my side felts are kind of loose, like they need more screws.
that channel would snug every thing up.