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T-Series Windshield lower rubber
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Should end at the top where you have it, but should angle to the outside of the post at the bottom....the rubble pictured is too short.Got it!
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I found the original look on an original car. Wasn't enough rubber to make it this way. So I guess it'll stay as it is. Thanks, PJ
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That's it. I leave the rubber long for a few days, so it will shrink before cutting.
erickblackwelder
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The rubber on my TDC is longer. Nice color on your car.
Erick
1952 MG TDC
2006 BMW 328 I, the last of the inline 6
Erick
1952 MG TDC
2006 BMW 328 I, the last of the inline 6