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I remember past threads about this. Anyone have the link for hardtop rubber. My friend needs some for a factory hardtop and I need some for my Dynoplastisc hardtop(see attached).
Thanks
Rick
 

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Factory hardtop is easy - best place is MacGregor...he may have the aftermarket rubber as well.
 
Thanks Tony,
Factory stuff from MacGregor looks good for my friend but I need Dynaplastics weather stripping. Did a google search and came up with 1 listing, someone telling how to make the wetherstripping for the hardtop. Oh well.
Rick
 
I,too, have a Dynaplastics top in need of weather stripping. I think side window rubber from Smoothline (Parrish Plastics tops) will work but have no clue for the body mount area and under the back window. Smoothline uses a strip of foam for the windshield mount area. Can you forward to me the info someone sent you on how to make the weather stripping? To the best of my knowledge, no one makes replacement rubber for the Dynaplastics top.


Larry Y.
 
Hi Larry,
I google searched by "Dynaplastics hardtop mgb" amd came up with another forum. Search by this and scroll down to Dynaplastics heading on April 8 2002. He said he used garage door weather stripping.
Rick
 
tony barnhill said:
Factory hardtop ... - best place is MacGregor...
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I agree - but where are they? I've been trying to get an order placed for two weeks and can get no response. Both emails and phone messages go unanswered. I presume they are still in business?

Greg Oakes
 
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