[Camarojbcamaro]

im looking to know where i can find a windshield seal that requires you using a rope to pull from inside to make the seal its for a 67 camaro i have completely customized my car by cutting drip rails off and im not using window trim so i need a seal that will fill in the empty space on front and rear so if you know where i can find this seal or have any ideas plz let me know thanks

[6D9CMRO]

Originally Posted by Camarojbcamaro

im looking to know where i can find a windshield seal that requires you using a rope to pull from inside to make the seal its for a 67 camaro i have completely customized my car by cutting drip rails off and im not using window trim so i need a seal that will fill in the empty space on front and rear so if you know where i can find this seal or have any ideas plz let me know thanks

I dont know if I ever seen that done before, you might just have to talk to a company that installs windshields and see what they tell you. I like the look how some guys paint the window trim the same color as the car!

[adantessr]

Originally Posted by Camarojbcamaro

im looking to know where i can find a windshield seal that requires you using a rope to pull from inside to make the seal its for a 67 camaro i have completely customized my car by cutting drip rails off and im not using window trim so i need a seal that will fill in the empty space on front and rear so if you know where i can find this seal or have any ideas plz let me know thanks

I know exactly what you are talking about. Most heavy equipment uses this type of seal. If you have a heavy equipment dealer such as Caterpillar nearby, you might call and ask them who installs windows in heavy equipment locally. The stuff comes in rolls and they just cut off what they need. They probably will install your windshield for you if you like. It is really not that difficult though as long as you have someone to help and have a warm place to work.

[Camarojbcamaro]

Thanks man I'm going to look into that. Hope they have what I need