Dbedsole	'37 120 Windshield	#1
Just can't stay away Joined: 2021/12/23 10:02 Last Login : 2024/12/12 11:42 From Mendenhall, PA Group: Registered Users Posts: 83	Does anyone know of a source for weatherstrip for the windshield of a '37 120 four door convertible? I have tried Kanter, Steele, Restoration Specialities - no fit. The glass is 1/4" thick, channel depth is 5/16" and channel width is 11/32". At this point all I see available is to use glass setting tape. Posted on: 2023/1/28 10:03

HH56	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#2
Forum Ambassador Joined: 2007/4/20 19:54 Last Login : Today 11:37 From Fresno CA Group: Registered Users Forum Ambassadors Posts: 18884	Of those you mention Metro Molded Rubber is another supplier of some custom but mostly generic weatherstrips. They probably have the same items as Steele offers in his universal dense extrusion listings but maybe worth a look. Posted on: 2023/1/28 10:17
	Howard

BigKev	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#3
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Today 8:04 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12020	David Flack (Flackmaster) will know. He has the same car. Posted on: 2023/1/28 10:38
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flackmaster	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#4
Forum Ambassador Joined: 2007/12/13 0:29 Last Login : 2024/12/16 19:28 From Dallas, TX Group: Registered Users Forum Ambassadors Posts: 2103	Correct. Glass setting tape ia all that is necessary. Posted on: 2023/1/28 13:12

Dbedsole	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#5
Just can't stay away Joined: 2021/12/23 10:02 Last Login : 2024/12/12 11:42 From Mendenhall, PA Group: Registered Users Posts: 83	Howard thanks for the source (Metro Molded Rubber) they have a number of items not found elsewhere - trans wiper pads, dash pads, etc. but no help with windshield weather stripping for convertibles. Dave, thanks for validating the use of glass setting tape, I could not see any other options. Posted on: 2023/1/29 10:21

Packard Don	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#6
Home away from home Joined: 2014/7/15 13:30 Last Login : Today 4:11 From Cars at Crooked River Ranch, OR (I live in Santa Cruz, CA) Group: Registered Users Posts: 6282	On Steele’s site, there is a section of non make specific window and even have some identical to that in the rear and read side windows of my Henney so surely something there will match! Also, don’t just rely on their online catalog as they may have added items not listed there. Posted on: 2023/1/29 12:06
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Larry Reber	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#7
Home away from home Joined: 2017/3/13 23:07 Last Login : 11/28 14:01 From Poulsbo, Washington Group: Registered Users Posts: 142	Give Steele Rubber a Phone call. They were extreamly helpful on my 37. Posted on: 2023/2/2 0:35
	Larry Reber

Dbedsole	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#8
Just can't stay away Joined: 2021/12/23 10:02 Last Login : 2024/12/12 11:42 From Mendenhall, PA Group: Registered Users Posts: 83	Larry I will give them a call - there are a lot of sources for a '37 Windshield weatherstrip but not for a Convertible. Posted on: 2023/2/3 15:43
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Larry Reber	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#9
Home away from home Joined: 2017/3/13 23:07 Last Login : 11/28 14:01 From Poulsbo, Washington Group: Registered Users Posts: 142	Have you had any success in finding a source ? Posted on: 2023/2/7 12:49
	Larry Reber

BigKev	Re: '37 120 Windshield	#10
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Today 8:04 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12020	I thought David replied that glass setting tape was all that was needed. Or are we talking about something else now? Posted on: 2023/2/7 14:17
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