weatherstripping

Body to cap Rear ambulance window Rear window $125 shipped

New oem top of windshield frame weatherstripping, # 63161-60010. Long discontinued by Toyota, perfect soft new condition. **** I purchased this weather stripping and it does not fit on my 1965 LPB with a vent windshield frame. I think it must be for an earlier model possibly corrugated top...

Hoping someone is online and able to answer this today… Question is below if you want to skip ahead the sob story… slowly been replacing window and door weatherstripping etc. Now it’s winter and cars inside, I have had a chance to address the rear (or mid) door window felts (exterior and...

I started to take my roof rack off my 07 LC, which consisted of breaking both front covers. It was then that I realized that the front covers hold down the A pillar weatherstripping and that the roof weather stripping is too short if your car has a factory roof rack. What are people doing? I...

Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 Roof Weatherstripping Used separated in sections but is complete Two corner pieces are brittle and coming apart but once installed and flat they will work as intended New one from dealer is $400+ City racer $160 $40 + cheapest shipping

$50 + shipping used white top to side panels weatherstripping. It is all there some sections are separated but fit together. 2 Corners are brittle and not in the best shape. However $440 new from dealer. Reproduction $165 from city racer

Hi all, it's been awhile. Went to drive my '06 LX470 and opened the sunroof, it had been months since I opened it. Anyway, a 36" piece of weatherstripping fell onto my lap. I cannot figure out where it goes? No sign of glue so it must've just been snapped/slip into place. I've searched and also...

Hey all, Im not affiliated with these people at all, but figured id pass them along. This company out of Australia reproduces all of the window rubbers for our land crusers. Every model, 40/70/60/80 etc. I just did a group buy for some factory 60 series sliding window rebuild kits and the...

I am planning on installing weatherstripping on my doors today. I have a February 1972 truck. I have a set of OE weatherstripping to install. Can anyone please supply a picture of how the weatherstripping is supposed to look around the door striker? I just want to make sure I put it on...

orikawa is now stocking the NLA 68190-90A01 and an as aftermarket replacement for the front inner window weatherstrip 68170-90A01 at a lower cost. This is the same product included with the door panels since they don't use the OEM weatherstripping. It is attached by 3M VHB tape so it can go on...

I’m having trouble figured out how these two pieces get installed. I believe they’re item #4 in the SOR picture, but I have the cap weatherstripping from City Racer and it doesn’t seem to need these 2 pieces. Third picture is the front left side. I wouldn’t think your supposed to stack the...

Got this door seal material in a bulk 40 parts purchase on Friday along with some CruiserCorps parts. The material is very supple, yet rebounds nicely. Does anyone have experience with the brand/product? If so, would you recommend it?

I'm working on ordering everything I need for my upcoming paint job- those of you who have done it, did you replace all window and door seals, rubber gaskets, weatherstripping, body trim, window felts, emblems etc? Can any of it be reused? I know cuiserparts sells a weatherstripping kit, but I...

Selling this weatherstripping from SOR. It's still new and in the sealed packaging. Asking $20 plus the ride.

I feel like I have looked everywhere to find new weather stripping for my 1967 FJ40, but found no such luck. I was able to find it for my 72 but recently discovered the difference in sizing on the hard tops. Does anyone have any suggestions? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hello all. I am about to tackle the task of replacing the weatherstripping for all 4 sliding side/rear quarter windows on the troopy. Just wanted to see if anyone has any pointers before I get started? I am going to (would like to at least) do it without removing the whole window frame so I...