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Open car door seals? I'm replacing the door bottoms in my 31 roadster. I just ordered the lower door seals also. Can someone tell me how they attach or show me a picture of what it's supposed to look like on the bottom of the door.
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Re: Open car door seals? I'm not aware of any door seals on the open cars like the closed cars used.
There is a rubber flap on my 29 Tudor, but nothing on my 28 Phaeton. |
Re: Open car door seals? It looked like there may have been petrified remains of a seal before I cut the rot out. How does your rubber flap attach?
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Re: Open car door seals? My Tudor rubber seal slips over the door panel clips, and is then pushed into place on the door.
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Re: Open car door seals? On my '31 40-B there is a slot that the rubber bottom door seal slips into. See Snyder'a A-19010. I can take photos later if you need them. Russ
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These pics were just taken. Hope they help. If you need more, just ask. Russ
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Re: Open car door seals? I am also working on a 31 roadster with rotted door bottoms. I bought the lower door seal plus the metal channels that you tack weld to the door bottom from Brookville Roadster
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Re: Open car door seals? I use peel and stick draught excluders from the hardware store - the ones meant to stop draughts around the house. They come in a range of thicknesses up to about 12 mm. If that isn't enough, I'd use a piece on both the door and the body.
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