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Sorry Ray et Al, I woke up today and though, wonder what's happening with the old cars so I logged in. Glad you are enjoying the car.

Glad you like the car Ray. Enjoy.

Nice find Mark. Enjoy it.

You will cut your old ends off and glue them then, on my 4-door at least, ran it up the A-pillar where the factory glued in a 45 degree piece before going on toward the rear of the car. I tried to replicate it and cut out the 45 degree turn and reuse it. That meant there was four joints to glue...

I see that now, sorry. I need to pay attention and get off this thread, thanks.

You guys are right on the leather wrapped steering wheel and also, look at the scratches from keys dangling from the ignition. Looks like a lot of scratches for 300 miles.

I’m so sorry to have been this tardy replying to my own post. To the questions of 2-door vs 4-door. Originally I never bothered with the 2-door cars as a source for weatherstrip parts but then I pulled one to find that, except for the C-pillar extension, the 2-door weatherstrip is long enough...

"Pclancy, post: 607851, member: 5024"]Dear Kip: Thanks for your great post. I have a 1977 Newport Coupe (two door hardtop) and my weatherstripping--- on the top edge where the window (rolled up) meets the car body is now cracked and obviously showing signs of great age. I contacted Matt of...

"ceebuddy, post: 711410, member: 3186"]On such a low-mileage car at such a price I would not expect to discover something like this (see arrows)” I noticed that rust spot along the rocker too and I see the carpet marks as well. It’s a nice looking car but most likely the odometer has been...

I’d be a little skeptical based on what I’ve read. Limited pics that can only be uploaded via text messages because the computer is wonky yet the seller can access this forum just fine. Pics can be attached here just fine and the seller claims to be a restorer yet any restorer worth his salt...

Hmmm, 3rd time is s charm, I hope. Window Weatherstrip by Kip Gardiner

Sorry Brent, try this link for photobucket pics on weather strips. It Will Be Fine

Brent, Short answer is not available however, there is a GM extrusion available from Dave at Restoration Specialities. You must cut off your end pieces though and glue them in with weatherstrip adhesive. I did my 78 NYB and if you see the photobucket link below it matches up pretty good. Tap...