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Windhshield gasket(s)
Looks like I'll be removing my windshield because I've got gutter rust. Can anyone recommend a place where to buy new gasket(s) at? I may take out the back window and replace it with a sliding window.
Thanks, Joe |
Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
NOS is best but they are a crap shoot to find. Feeling lucky! After that Precision Rubber seems to be the best choice. Here is a link with a discussion on the subject.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=765693 Good luck. |
Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
I got a Precision gasket for my '70 from GMC Pauls last year. Was happy with the gasket, and the service I got from GMC Pauls. The gasket fit great.
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Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
After researching on this board, I bought Precision Rubber gaskets for both front & rear windows. They're still at the body shop, hopefully will be installed soon.
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Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
Just put in a Precision gasket seal for Moldings, fit very well.
Make sure you have a Glass Guy that knows his stuff. |
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Precision and good glass guy!!!
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Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
Precision without a doubt, they even supply Steele Rubber with windshield and rear window seals. https://gmcpauls.com/Pickup.htm
Paul Jr @ GMCPauls |
Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
So do you all recommend that I buy the gasket from precision and have an auto glass shop install it?
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Yes and would add that the glass guy should have experience with classics— my glass guy prefers to work on classics and has worked on countless c10s, blazers, etc.
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Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
Good advice above.... some glass guys are only familiar with newer glue-in windshields. Ours are very different.
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Re: Windhshield gasket(s)
Ok, thanks for the heads up. I'll start looking for a glass guy.
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