Trunk seal you don’t have to glue on?

[Wvbuzzmaster]

Yes, I know the OEM style trunk seal glues/sticks on and is available, but I don’t want to do it that way. Has anyone tried using a seal bulb that presses over/clamps to the lip of the trunk opening? Anyone think this is a dumb idea? Car is a 1972 Duster for reference.

 

[CFD244]

I wonder if that would make it too high?

 

[A56]

Give it a try and post your results. Doesn't look like it will break the bank. You'll either end up with a wet or dry trunk.

Vertical Bulb Trim Seal with Internal Flange | Bulb Diameter: 0.5" Grip Range 1/32" to 1/4" | Trunk, Boot, lid, Hood, Hatch Rubber 13 feet​

Sale price$19.50Regular price$22.00
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[missing linc]

I did use something like that for a while on my Dart without issue. It was originally a door seal from another vehicle, don't recall the make or model but it was what I had on hand at the time, I eventually got and installed the correct one.

 

[MDchanic]

I haven't used it myself, but you may wish to consider this:

1963-1974 Dodge Plymouth - Peel-N-Stick Trunk Weatherstrip | Steele Rubber Products

– Eric

 

[RustyRatRod]

What's wrong with gluing it on? It's not like you're gonna be takin it off all the time.

 

[barbee6043]

What's wrong with gluing it on? It's not like you're gonna be takin it off all the time.

You have never seen just how much glue I can slobber on..everywhere!!!