Door Bumper

[Akstraw]

Does anyone know of a source for this type of door bumper?  They are common on wood-framed bodies from the twenties.  I need both the metal shells and the rubber inserts.  I can fabricate them if I need to, but thought I would query this group for an off-the-shelf source first.  Thanks.

 

Andrew

[keiser31]

What make of vehicle?

[PFitz]

Try Metro Molded Parts.   http://www.metrommp.com/

http://www.metrommp.com/index.cfm?f=part_list_by_type&Type=Bumpers - Door

 

or Steele Rubber.

https://www.steelerubber.com/

 

You'll likely have to make the sheet metal clips that hold them. 

 

Paul

Edited January 23, 2020 by PFitz (see edit history)

[DeadInsider]

Try to recover through 3D printing, this is a good temporary option.

[John_Mereness]

What does it fit in car - lots of knowledgeable people here - correct your listing to reflect make of car too  ?

Perhaps a rubber store servicing commercial business and a drill press and grinder. And you can order metal in a square and cut or can bend in a brake. Also, see what the Model A for places have. 

[viv w]

A lot of cars used these. I also need some of both of them for my 26 chrysler touring and 26 Nash Advanced 6 touring. If you look carefully at Andrew's picture, the rubber part on the right hand side actually has a slight step in it.

Viv.

[stvaughn]

Check Model A parts suppliers. They have various sizes. I used some on my REO’s. Modified slightly and work just fine.