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Weatherstrip

BubMullen

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Maybe dumb question of the day

I have a 1973 and the weatherstrip around the doors that attaches to the body were replaced. While sitting in vehicle with the door shut, I still see daylight along the back edge of the door.

My question, is there also weatherstrip that attaches to the door itself? making it a two part seal when doors are closed?
 

bigmuddy

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Try doing a search here for weatherstrip. Several members starting using weatherstrip from Amazon that they found sealed the weather out better. I haven't got that far myself but have ordered the same.
 
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BubMullen

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Thanks, I saw that, and will certainly do it.

My question is since the seals just got done, am I missing the "other half" that goes on the door. Certainly willing to do that
 

Oldtimer

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There is no factory weather stripping attached directly to doors, or tailgate, or liftgate, just like the door on glovebox.
 
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