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1968 parisienne door seals


Is there a good place we can get new rubber door seals? Or any seals for that matter? Thanks



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Have you tried NOS Reproductions? If not, it's a great place to start.

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'68 Parisienne 2+2 Convertible Matador Red (Resale Red but not for sale).



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Might even be on sale at NOS.

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norontcan wrote:

Might even be on sale at NOS.


 I have looked, but had no luck, maybe I search the wrong item hmm, But I have also been emailing Terry about carpet and I asked about this weather stripping, fingers crossed. I have also emailed another rubber company today that seemed to have alot of different products. if I have any luck I will share the information. Thanks



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You will not likely find anything for Parisienne, try looking under Catalina.  I got new seals for my 70 Laurentian from California Pontiac Restoration.  I was going to the Los Angeles area, called in my order ahead of time, and picked it all up while I was there.

Keep in mind the Parisienne is Canadian only, most of the suppliers will have never heard of it.  To the American's it's a Catalina.



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Wouldn't Impala have the same weather stripping?

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dcneric wrote:

Wouldn't Impala have the same weather stripping?


I think so. 



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I have found some at steelerubber.com. I was going to order the ones for the Catalina, and it says it fits Impala as well.

when you guys look at my interior door panel, do have an idea what the color may have been called.

 Thanks Dale



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Thought for sure NOS would have some. I just ordered a complete set for my 64 and got the 25% offsmile



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I had no luck. Never saw it online and emailed them to ask. I did pick up a few pieces on sale, but no door weather stripping.



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bradkerbick wrote:

 

.....when you guys look at my interior door panel, do have an idea what the color may have been called.....

 


 .....like said in your another tread, trim code #560 is ''teal''



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I have found some at steelerubber.com. I was going to order the ones for the Catalina, and it says it fits Impala as well.

when you guys look at my interior door panel, do have an idea what the color may have been called.

 Thanks Dale


 You can probably do better, price wise, at a Chevrolet supplier such as Impala Bobs, Lutty's Chevy, etc. Steele tends to be very expensive.



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 You can probably do better, price wise, at a Chevrolet supplier such as Impala Bobs, Lutty's Chevy, etc. Steele tends to be very expensive.


 

 Thanks, I will check the suppliers you mentioned. I have not ordered yet.



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