1980 Malibu Rear Window Moldings?

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    There's got to be somebody that's replaced the trim around their windows.....

    Frame and firewall are painted. Now finish painting the a arms and start putting it back together.
     
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    Have you tried Steel Rubber Products?
     
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    Not yet, Will have to make a trip up to see what they have.
     
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    Mooresville isn't far away...
     
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    Check with a glass shop. They probably have access to rubber seals that we would never find. Another option....make a sedan delivery out of it. I saw a Falcon wagon a while back that the rear side windows had been filled in and it looked great.
     
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    Both good options. I've got a couple of friends that own Triad Glass. They didn't know of anything that would work. Would like to keep the windows if at all possible. I'll keep looking.

    Thanks
    Rod
     

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