1928 Chrysler Model 72, Sport Roadster fold-down windshield rubber seals

[ligurian]

Is there anyone out there who has reproduced these seals between the posts and the windshield? What is left of mine are as hard as (insert your own unit of hardness here).

[28 Chrysler]

Try the Restoration Supply Co.

restorationstuff.com

They should have the bottom "T"seal and the center "h"

[Guest martylum]

Steel Rubber has a number of different t-shaped rubbers-they vary in width of the blade part. See their website for Chrysler cars

Martin Lum

[ligurian]

Steel Rubber has a number of different t-shaped rubbers-they vary in width of the blade part. See their website for Chrysler cars

Martin Lum

Thanks, but I'm looking for the rubber seals that go between the post and the windshield frame they are quite irregular and on the driver side is grooved so the vacuum line can run along side it. They're concave on the post side and recessed so the frame fits nicely into it. I imagine I could make one if I had a medium (Devcon?) that could be dammed and filled and then use the frame or mock-up to make the impression. But I thought maybe someone had already gone to the trouble.

[Narve N]

Steele makes those too, but they fit lousy and are generally not worth the price. I made the ones I bought for my 65s fit after 10 mins of knife work on each, including cutting out for the vacuum line.