Have you bought.....Weather stripping?

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Same here. I just looked at the site myself. If I was looking to do a OEM resto, then that is the place to go. But that stuff...............way too much for what I have. That price for the weatherstripping is CRIMINAL!
Try this, more reasonable prices.
http://www.weatherstripspecial.com/index.html
 
I purchased a 35 piece kit. This is not NOS, but this does not state who makes it. I think you can price it out for less and save maybe a couple hundred. Not a lot of kits for the 1st gens...
The hood to core support seal and vent window seals are not included.
 
Rocky_JS said:
I purchased a 35 piece kit. This is not NOS, but this does not state who makes it. I think you can price it out for less and save maybe a couple hundred. Not a lot of kits for the 1st gens...
The hood to core support seal and vent window seals are not included.
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Did you get this kit?

If not, where did you find yours?
 
Louie70Dart said:
Same here. I just looked at the site myself. If I was looking to do a OEM resto, then that is the place to go. But that stuff...............way too much for what I have. That price for the weatherstripping is CRIMINAL!
Try this, more reasonable prices.
http://www.weatherstripspecial.com/index.html
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Thank you, but not much listed there.

Was looking to buy from Laysons ..........

It just seems that you can't find everything you need from one place.
 
tedsweet said:
laysons is the worst.
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Product or service or both???

Doing the math and adding up the same list, Metro with four items missing (chrome lock strip, 1/4 window to door seals, window run liner, a pillar to door seal) was only $140 dollars less. Laysons with four items missing ( 1/4 window to door seal, window run liner, a pillar to door seal, lock pillar to gap seal) was $104 less.

So I guess when all is said and done, ......Holy crap!
 
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