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scuncio 04-12-2003 05:52 PM

IDing GM Weatherstripping
 
Hey everyone,

I just bought what was represented as original NOS GM door weatherstripping for a '69-'72 A-body. It didn't come with any of the original packaging. I am skeptical that it is original...it looks too new and fresh. Are there any obvious signs that would determine whether or not it's the real thing so I can take recourse if necessary? Thanks!

Unreal 04-12-2003 06:42 PM

Re: IDing GM Weatherstripping
 
NOS is significantly softer, and has a ruberized coating on the surface.

bkhpah 04-13-2003 12:08 PM

Re: IDing GM Weatherstripping
 
The push pins on all GM NOS rubber I have used have been white. Some of the repo I have seen the pins are black...BKH

Maxx 04-15-2003 03:14 AM

Re: IDing GM Weatherstripping
 
look for a maple leaf sticker as many GM door rubbers were manufactured north of the border. Good luck, Richard

scuncio 04-16-2003 01:37 AM

Re: IDing GM Weatherstripping
 
Well, I have the white pins but no maple leaf sticker. The ends of the strips are molded...one door is marked "A" and "D" on either end, and the other is marked "B" and "C". Think I just have to convince myself it's NOS so I can forget about it. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]


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