Unsung hero - great door seals (1 Viewer)

[CharlieS]

I want to share how impressed I am with the lowly rubber door seal in the 200. It does an amazing job if keeping water (and whatever is in it) out. Not a drop made it inside. That's a great design!

To get an idea of how deep the mud was:

I sprayed off the outside, but the mud persisted in the door jambs.

 

[Fisher23]

Cool pic's !

How are you holding your tracks on? Zip ties?

 

[CharlieS]

Cool pic's !

How are you holding your tracks on? Zip ties?

It is some maxtrax contraption with ratchet straps that go around the spare tire.

 

[Sandroad]

And stunning fall color.

 

[Fj60+]

Those evo course wheels

 

[Blackford Oakes]

Hard to ignore the stellar fall color pallet in that second picture. I visited the Warren/Sugarbush area last February - it was my first trip to Vermont. It’s a trip I’ll never forget.

 

[hblx570]

Just another reason why lc200 are indestructible and build to last! Arigato!

 

[vsatking]

I noticed the same on my recent play in the mud! I thought to myself, how good are those seals!

 

[TeCKis300]

For the LC guys, there's another seal that can be added that goes between the front and rear door jambs. Checkout the thread in this post.

I had actually just replaced this trim on my drivers side as it had a small tear. 95% relies on an adhesive backing in the channel on the rear door. A little nub on the very top where it secures into the brightwork trim. Creates a nice seal between the front and rear door. I don't see how this wouldn't just drop in on the LC200. Prob also handy to keep the jams cleaner offroading? Cheap and easy.

67895-60030​	Weatherstrip Rear Door (Passenger)​	$16.09​
67896-60030	Weatherstrip Rear Door (Driver)	$16.09