lol....i break things looking at them. fortunately, your pig glass has been in there for decades and it doesnt' like to fall out.
Weatherstripping Guide 2.0 (1 Viewer)
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New in bag cargo glass weatherstrip $275
New in bag windshield gasket $50
New in bag windshield gasket $50
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Windshield gasket is sold
I thought you posted the other day that you didn't have cargo glass gaskets? You are selling the pair? If you or anyone has the rear door fixed window gaskets for sale I might be interested.
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Show me which ones you need. I landed a BUNCH of gaskets since I posted I needed those. The truck I had was dismantled 10+ years ago and the PO stashed them. It's a treasure trove.
I circled it in this picture. I also need one of the metal bars that is in the door between that fixed window and the roll up window. My doors were all taken apart and one side is missing.
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I'll look at my pile tomorrow.
Did you figure it out? There is a body seam that it should just push onto. Is your factory strip just a harder plastic/rubber that pushes on like newer trucks and 4runners? The 15001 has the addition of the bulb seal on it and I assume replaces the old stock strip. I was going to use ones from a 90's 4Runner but I like that the 15001 has the bulb part that would seal to the door better and can be made in one piece per door.
Prices have gone up considerably since the Google Doc weatherstrip guide was made so I'm stocking up on everything I need now and about to place an order with Rockauto for the Fairchild 1500125, 06368 window channel and the 01484X2 beltline strip that people have been using for the inner side of the door glass. Also going to call BD Company to get the 75001371 glass felt strip for the outer part of the door glass. They emailed me back and said to call in the order and they will cut down the 8' piece to save on shipping. It's $38.99 and shipping was going to be $38.71 to California...
What are you guys using for the inner side of the tailgate glass? Would the Fairchild 01484X2 work for that also?
Big Frank created the Google doc but it looks like he hasn't been on here since 2014. Part #'s, prices and links could use updating and I would do it but need permission to edit the doc.
My question was whether or not the 15001 went on the body or on the door.
I haven't had time to further investigate.
I haven't had time to further investigate.
whats everyone using as an alternative to the upper window run (on the body) for the power rear window?
I remember seeing something about 80 series rubber?
I remember seeing something about 80 series rubber?
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Curious if it fits also. But not sure why anyone would do that when the FJ55 windshield gaskets have been available for $60-70 for along time. Here's one on eBay. Windshield Weatherstrip Seal Gasket for 68-80 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55 | eBay
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Two words. No trim.
To use a metal lock strip for a stock look.
Ah ok, makes sense now. I hope it works for you guys!
I haven't been on here for awhile. I'm guessing there hasn't been a solution for the rear side door fixed window glass gaskets yet? That's the only thing I need for weatherstripping.
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I thought the Cityracer stuff was for 40s and 60s. slocruiser makes the 55-specific stuff.
Am I wrong?
That's what I thought?