Need Weatherstripping

Wojtek

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Hey guys I need weather stripping for my two 1968 300s

I found some stuff here Trunk Weatherstrip
but it dosent say its for a 68 Chrysler and i dont want to buy two and ship it to Canada to find out its not right
 
All of the Chrysler trunk weatherstrip was "roll goods", meaning sold "by the foot", basically. No molded right-angle corners. In the Steele catalog, there should be a section on "roll goods", so you can compare what's in the catalog with what's on your car. Check the shape and cross section of what's on the car and what they have in the catalog.

If you're unsure, be sure to read their "Return Policy". I suspect that if you only unpack it to compare and don't install it, you can return the unharmed weatherstrip for a refund (your shipping cost, I suspect). For good measure, you might order it "over the phone" rather than online, just to be sure.

ONE thing to check, if you unpackage it, is the length of what they're selling. Ideally, there should be more in their "cut-length" than what you actually need. This way, you can make a better "end cut" on the car.

Perhaps others have some comments, too?

CBODY67
 
I have had good luck with Rock auto on seals by the foot, door s, cat wiskers, trunk etc, go into the tools and universal parts section under body, think it is weatherstriping, you do need to know the cross section measurements though, usually good quality seals, for around $1.50 a foot or so.
 
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