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re: where is everyone buying their weather strip?

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getting reading to replace all my weather strip, seals, plugs etc. dont know where to buy from. dennis carp, obsolete, blue oval, NPD??? any suggestions. i dont want to buy garbage. thanks
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i have heard that lmc has bad rubber.
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Yes I have LMC weather stripping that's only about 3 years old and I have air leaks everywhere. I'm looking to replace them again so I will definitely follow this thread to see what everyone has to say.
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I have heard LMC has more complaints then anything. dennis carp. prides themselves on original tooling and ford backed parts, NPD looks like they put together a quality catalog and haved a lot of fine detail parts. obsolete seems to be good too. but with an entire website dedicated to out trucks i would think plenty of guys/girls would know where to buy the best weather strip or interior or sheet metal etc.
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i have bought any yet. someone will come along soon who has.
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Dennis Carpenter.
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thats what i was moving towards. dennis or NPD
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Charlie, I've used Dennis carpenter door gaskets on three different bumpsides, and they were great, other than I had to slam the crap out of the doors to get them to shut after installing them....
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Guys,
I got mine from an ebay seller who lists them as "origin from a major truck parts source". There was no brand name tag on my door gaskets but they worked out nicely. It's been over 90 days since I bought them so I can't verify the seller.
Here's one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-196 ... ccessories

Maybe do a search on evilbay for our door gaskets, I do remember the same seller having lots of door gaskets.
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thanks joe and basket.
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NPD is crap as well, I have the master kit installed, other than the windshield and back glass rubber seals, everything is cracking and leaked from the start. I have had mine installed for less than a year.
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I have BOTP weather stripping on mine, installed it about 3 years ago. So far no problems.
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thanks for the headsup darrman. i will keep them in mind biggdogg..... seems like aftermarket cant make the parts like they use too!!
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