So, imagine you tried to get into your RT/10 with a knife by cutting up the window trim on the drivers door... (Its a horrible story)
Where is the best place to source this, and has anyone ever replaced it before?
Tips?
thanks in advance!
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09-24-2016 #1Enthusiast
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Door Rubber needed Best place to source
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09-25-2016 #2Enthusiast
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Have you tried the manufacturer? Of the car? Dodge?
For used, Scharf.
Sell the car to someone that doesn't shank their cars?Tips?
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09-25-2016 #3Enthusiast
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Exactly which rubber piece?
Originally Posted by VinnyRusso
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09-25-2016 #4Enthusiast
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This one... Don't judge... There is a hugely complicated story behind how I ended up with her... Originally Posted by SNKEBIT
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09-25-2016 #5Enthusiast
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Scharf. 800 338 4002
You might need the windshield surround also.
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09-25-2016 #6Enthusiast
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One of Dave's dates leaned up against the pillar? Wait, wrong forum. Originally Posted by VinnyRusso
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09-25-2016 #7Enthusiast
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Yeah, wrong forum. Originally Posted by ViperTony
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09-25-2016 #8Enthusiast
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Ouch! Originally Posted by VinnyRusso
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09-26-2016 #9V1P3RGuest
Glad you are going to fix her up and give it the attention it deserves!
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09-26-2016 #10Enthusiast
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Looks Horrid, the steering wheel looks a bit past its sell by date too, Check out the vendors on this site
Best of luck. please keep us posted on the rebuild process, always good to see how things are attached.
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09-27-2016 #11Enthusiast
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Until you find a preformed strip, you can look here: https://www.soffseal.com/store/main.aspx for a temporary fix. If you cut a good cross-section out of your original and take a picture of it next to a ruler, they can probably match it. An x-acto knife, some super glue and nylon push fasteners will have you on the road with modest fuss.
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09-28-2016 #12Enthusiast
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Progress... A little elbow grease... and this will work for the time being... Just need to source the correct rubber adhesive... it had one split in the gasket, and just needed to be put back in the channel.... Finding a lot of these issues in this car... Small simple fixes...
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09-28-2016 #13Enthusiast
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Wow! That's way better! Good Job! My Viper Body Book calls it silicone adhesive in that area.
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