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I posted this in the 70-72 GTO forum but got no responses.
I'm looking for opinions on the various reproduction weather stripping for a 70 GTO. What has been your experience good or bad? |
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I've used Steele on a number of occasions with good results. Some of the others may be good but I 'm not sure.
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Metro.
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Metro here also.
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69 Z 302 M21 3.73 http://www.byjanmarie.com/camaro/Z28.html 69 FB 400 http://www.byjanmarie.com/firebird/69.html 69 Camaro 327 4sp. 4.10 http://www.byjanmarie.com/camaro/69camaro.html ( SOLD) 2002 Camaro LE/SLP-(sold) 1967 Nova SS-- 327, M20, 3.73, FRT Disc |
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I also used Steele Rubber. Although it was for a ‘64 Tempest. I am very pleased with their product.
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Not a GTO but I have Metro Rubber weatherstrip in my Bonneville,it fit nice and seals well.
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Thank everyone
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