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Weather stripping and rubber parts
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I bought door weatherstripping locally some time ago but have not installed it yet. I intend to glue it to the door at the outer corner like many cars of the era. My rubber looks much like what I think Small Ford Spares now offers. If you are asking about the windshield glass to the frame, I got that from Anglia Obsolete and had the glass shop install it but I don't think it should be particularly difficult. The seal between the moveable frame and the car body I have not installed yet.