fixed window seal

packrat6

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Am replacing the fixed windows (rear and side 1/4s) in my '30 Fordor. I'm sure there is a seal required but am unable to find anything specifically. Lots of "seals" for windshields and door windows but have searched and cannot find anything applicable. Do these windows have manufactured seals or do you just use some type of caulking/sealant? The windows (which were already removed from car) appear to have had some sort of hard rubber gasket. Anyone have info on this?
 
I found seals like the one depicted in my closed body style Model A's:
 

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Sometimes you need to get creative in your search parameters. The '30 Murray Fordor/TS has a rubber seal that goes into the channel on the outside of the steel channel at the bottom of the window (where the regulator ties in to move the window up and down), I finally found that rubber part listed for a '34 window and only available at Mac's. Works great, though.

JayJay
 
The Briggs window seal attached to the inside of the outer door frame. The parts houses carry that particular seal.
 

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A little OT: Kingo - seing you are using Dynamat. Could you share your experience with Dynamat in the doors and elsewhere in your car?


\Dk
 
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