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Post by Jeff Roblin on Mar 23, 2007 12:14:48 GMT -5
Looks like JC Whitney supplies bulk weatherstripping for our trunks: www.jcwhitney.comTRUNK WEATHERSTRIPPING JC Whitney Price: $18.99 Customer Review:Read the review For '46-'87 American cars Either custom-molded automotive grade rubber or custom-extruded soft foam rubber like original Replaces worn or cracked originals perfectly Stops vibration of trunk lids. Seals out rain, moisture and dust to keep trunk interior dry and clean. Specially molded sponge rubber containing enough weatherstripping to completely reline one trunk. Includes cement. Item #ZX818853W
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Post by hipogranada on Mar 23, 2007 12:37:19 GMT -5
In my one experience with JC Whitney's bulk weatherstripping, I was not pleased. Stuff wasn't even close and was not usable, this was on a '64 Falcon. I would have to say caveat emptor, although maybe their stuff has improved since then.
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Post by Jeff Roblin on Mar 23, 2007 13:08:31 GMT -5
Good to know Gary. The customer comments were good for the weatherstripping, but I'd rather see/hear first hand like yourself.
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Post by hipogranada on Mar 23, 2007 16:40:08 GMT -5
They may well have upgraded their stuff, Jeff. I will confess that my point of view may be a little tainted that what I saw with that weatherstripping, but that was more than 20 years ago. I also have this image in my head of furry rear package shelf covers and winky-eyed cats (also for the rear window shelf) that you wired to your turn signals, both of which were pretty prominently featured in the Whitney catalogs I remember so well. But maybe that was then. Maybe worth a shot - if they'll let you return the stuff if not as advertised. Gary
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