64-66 door weatherstrip-EUREKA!!!!

[robber grin]

Originally Posted by doobiebro

Man I'll take it! Havent bought my seals yet but it is in my to do list..

DB sent you a PM

I will cut more than enough (@ 18") out of the third seal material to do the gaps on both sides of your truck and mail it to you for FREE.

I should have enough to do at least one maybe two more trucks so don't be shy about it.

Unless you have a "06-09 Civic seal tree" in your yard...

BESIDES we dog-leg cab builders all have to have three to get it done... so let's see how many we can do with what I have.

It'll be fun.

If you can do something nice in this life, why not try ~ rg

[dieseldude4bt]

I will take some for mine PM me if it is still available.

[Free Candy Inside]

Local yard had an 08 sedan. Even though I read they were shorter I got all 4 and added them to my channeled freak machine. Really happy with this side. Worst part was peeling the old seal off.

[robber grin]

Originally Posted by dieseldude4bt

I will take some for mine PM me if it is still available.

Sent you a PM. Mailing it today.

I did both make-up pieces for my doors and had six 18" pieces and one 24" piece left over from the 07 coupe door seal.

I have five more 18" pieces to share after doobie gets his.

NO CHARGE - just paying it forward ~ rg

[dieseldude4bt]

Thanks for helping me out!

[harleyjlm]

Gmc pauls is now selling the push on style for 60-66 trucks for $51.00 a pair. Says available jan 2016. It might be a better option now. I ordered the honda seals already though. www.gmcpauls.com/60-66rubber_weather_strip.htm

[vin63]

After installing the Honda weatherstrip, I had to remove all of the shims and re-adjust everything since I was way over center trying to accommodate the China-made aftermarket stuff. After a few days of re-adjusting everything...success! The driver side door opens and closes securely with ease. Now, onto the passenger side door.

Driver Door Adjustment - YouTube

[likaroc13]

I would like to know how these compare to the new push-on style now made specifically for the '60-66 trucks.

[Ronw435]

I know everyone wants to keep things original but these Civic weatherstrips fit great without having to glue them in, and they are one piece. There is a small corner section that may not look original but I think they fit like a glove. I have a 65.

[gabbin]

How cool is that!

[likaroc13]

Originally Posted by Ronw435

I know everyone wants to keep things original but these Civic weatherstrips fit great without having to glue them in, and they are one piece. There is a small corner section that may not look original but I think they fit like a glove. I have a 65.

According to their site, the new push-on ones sold by GMCPauls (made by Precision) are made like originals, hence why I mentioned wondering how they compare to the Honda ones. I was planning to go the Honda route, but now that the others are out I'm not sure.

[vin63]

Let us know if you try it. I had a Steele set and tried an original type from Precision, but neither one would allow my door to shut - just too much compression resistance.

[Ghernandez66]

Originally Posted by likaroc13

I would like to know how these compare to the new push-on style now made specifically for the '60-66 trucks.

I purchased a pair from Fred's truck parts and I would recommend them to anyone I payed less than 50 for the pair and installed them in minutes doors close great no need to slam door.

[forestb]

Has anyone tried the weatherstripping from a 03 Honda coupe? It looks like it doesn't have the molded corner.

[forestb]

Originally Posted by forestb

Has anyone tried the weatherstripping from a 03 Honda coupe? It looks like it doesn't have the molded corner.

I meant Honda Accord Coupe

[49 cowboy]

Rob Fisher: I want to say a giant thanks to you. I have a 64 GMC and was having the same problem closing the doors until this morning when I put the Honda gaskets on mine and now my doors close fine. THANKS AGAIN!!!

[jb9281]

I bought the new chevy repop push on seals and I now have to slam my doors but I have less wind noise. My precision glue on seals I did not have to slam doors, but had a lot of wind noise. I think I will try a set of these Honda seals.

[likaroc13]

Originally Posted by jb9281

I bought the new chevy repop push on seals and I now have to slam my doors but I have less wind noise. My precision glue on seals I did not have to slam doors, but had a lot of wind noise. I think I will try a set of these Honda seals.

Who were your push-on seals made by?

[jb9281]

Made by Precision

[reed62]

Originally Posted by Paul Y

Been doing a little research and it seems the same part number is valid for the 2010-2011 civic as well. Anybody confirm this or is it just internet bunkem?

P.

Hey all.....these weatherstrips fit all 2 door Civic coupes from 2006-2011 and are available from the dealership for $97 each side. I just called today and verified.

[gmcdeadhead]

http://www.hondapartssales.com/lisle...2315-SVA-A01ZA

http://www.hondapartssales.com/lisle...2355-SVA-A01ZA

heres the link for the left and right sides, i just bought both sides, $43.33 each side

[vince1]

Mine cost $4 at a PicknPull half price day but I paid a lot more for the foam stuff I'll be tossing in the garbage.

[Praxiss454]

Originally Posted by vince1

Mine cost $4 at a PicknPull half price day but I paid a lot more for the foam stuff I'll be tossing in the garbage.

The picknpull website lists the cost as $3.19 per foot. Is that a typo? There are a few coupes near me, and if it was $4 a pop, total, it'd be worth the drive. But if they charge me per foot, I might as well buy brand new.

144 Weatherstrip (Per Foot) Car $3.19 $0.00

[Railroader]

Ran across this thread today. Wish I had earlier. Could this be the end of my monthly ritual of trying to get my doors to SHUT? I fool with them for a while and think I got it better, but not really. Give up and try again next time I get the courage.

Having provided that worthless information, my question is that for a 1963 step side, the Honda seals may be a little short. Is that right?
Checked local junkyards in my area and can't find any but if the Honda door seals work like it appears in this thread, I'm SO interested.

Feedback appreciated.

[LVPhotos]

Originally Posted by Railroader

Ran across this thread today. Wish I had earlier. Could this be the end of my monthly ritual of trying to get my doors to SHUT? I fool with them for a while and think I got it better, but not really. Give up and try again next time I get the courage.

Having provided that worthless information, my question is that for a 1963 step side, the Honda seals may be a little short. Is that right?
Checked local junkyards in my area and can't find any but if the Honda door seals work like it appears in this thread, I'm SO interested.

Feedback appreciated.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=721217