Re: Roof rail weatherstrip

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I removed and re-installed the strip on a 63 and no glue is used.It fits 
in a channel, and a single screw is used to hold the strip on in the front.
You'll see what I mean when you remove the old piece.
I wouldn't think the method would be any different on your car.

    Jimmy

Gary Futrell wrote:

> I'm getting ready to order and install some new roof
> rail weatherstrip on my 64 Fury. Tired of the wind
> noise. I found some at Steele Rubber Products,
> Legendary, and Harden's. I'm sure this is a fairly
> easy installation, but is there anything to watch out
> for on the installation. Is this installed with the
> black 3M glue?
>
>  

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