1947 Door Seals - Pictures please!

[DyingSurvivor]

Hey all, joined a few years ago after lurking through the forums from my current ‘47 project. Thanks for all the help so far! Fantastic amount of knowledge on here.

1947 Ford DeLuxe Tudor + been struggling to find good resources for these door seals. It’s been 5 years since I saw them on my car last, and even then I swear most were missing. Ive been up and down the internet with no luck, can someone send photos of all door seals installed on a car?

Also, very confused where the lower door seal retainer is mounted. Mine did not have one. Are these scuff plates i hear about also normal to have?

Dennis Carp #’s for seals in question:
Top of door: 78-7020532
Front of door: 11A-7020456
Foot of door: 11A-7020535
Back of door: 11A-7020536
Lower door: 11A-7020706
Retainer: 11A-7013224

Thanks!

 

[petehoovie]

Hey all, joined a few years ago after lurking through the forums from my current ‘47 project. Thanks for all the help so far! Fantastic amount of knowledge on here.

1947 Ford DeLuxe Tudor + been struggling to find good resources for these door seals. It’s been 5 years since I saw them on my car last, and even then I swear most were missing. Ive been up and down the internet with no luck, can someone send photos of all door seals installed on a car?

Also, very confused where the lower door seal retainer is mounted. Mine did not have one. Are these scuff plates i hear about also normal to have?

Dennis Carp #’s for seals in question:
Top of door: 78-7020532
Front of door: 11A-7020456
Foot of door: 11A-7020535
Back of door: 11A-7020536
Lower door: 11A-7020706
Retainer: 11A-7013224

Thanks!

 

[FortyNiner]

I replaced the sad looking scuff plates and lower seals on my '46. Finding the plates was a challenge 10 years ago - may be unobtaimum today. Mine came from Dennis Carpenter, I believe.

Pics for your reference:

 

[petehoovie]

I replaced the sad looking scuff plates and lower seals on my '46. Finding the plates was a challenge 10 years ago - may be unobtaimum today. Mine came from Dennis Carpenter, I believe.

Pics for your reference: