Posted by Joe Cimoch on Tuesday, December 30, 2003 at 9:22PM :
In Reply to: Town Wagon Side Window Seals looking for M. Zerksa posted by Jill on Tuesday, December 30, 2003 at 8:57AM :
From Mike Yerxa:
One more time here is the rubber you can use to fix your townwagon ...these
prices are about 2 years old but are still pretty close. read discription
carefully and realize the amount is for 1 peice and it tells how many pieces
you need for each job.
Items 1.2.3.4 and 7 are exact matches 5 and 6 are also but have the
chrome bead while the TW does not, It makes for chrome allway round, so! I
roughed the measurements so you better check to be sure, 4 and 7 don't
leave room for error. Also you may have to do some drilling and
riveting to put the ends and tabs on the window channels. Myerxa
Here are the Rubber, style, Number, Size, Price for the different rubber
parts
from J. C. Whitney 312-431-6111 http://www.jcwhitneyusa.com/
1. Wind shield seal/ same as back Door windows
Windshield 16 ft 81--2538r, window weather strip style 9 $22.46 on
sale 10% 1 req. Does not have molded corners.
2. windshield lock / same as back Door windows
windshield 16 ft 81--2568w, locking strip/reveal mld blk $6.74 on
sale 10% 1 req.
3. Side slide channel 33+ ft req. for all four rear sliding
Window channels. 6ft piece 1/2 x 3/8 x 1/8, 19--3463w steel core
$11.69 on sale 10% 6 req.
4. Weather strip Doors (all except elbow portion by upper
hinge)
Belt weather-strip 14ft 81--8769u w/glue
$11.99 2 req. (Tight) same stuff is available as kit but more expensive
5. belt inner and outer (Bottom of roll down windows on sill,frog hair)
has chrome bead
Inner and outer belt wx stripping 6ft 17/64 x 9/16 19--3481y
8.99 on sale 2 req.
6. Window channel (Top and rear Driver/pass side door) has chrome bead
(flexible)
steel core window channel 6ft 9/16 x 9/16 x 3/16 19--3468n
$12.79 on sale 2 req.
7. Window channel (front edge Driver/ Pass door) has chrome bead (rigid)
Steel core window channel 6ft 1/2 x 1/2 x 3/16+ 19--3473n
$16.99 1 req. (exact)
these part numbers are the same as before, the catalog/price indicator
two letter code goes where the dashes are in the item number
read the descriptions carefully to identify what it is.
Note: Clesters Auto sells kits too, but it was reported that the contents were of poor quality, and didn't fit correctly
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