47-54 AD help needed

[IAM-LDS-2]

Talking about the seam where the headliner meets the door opening . I have seen a rubber like piece used to cover the seam , so i know they exist . Can't seem to find any info . Called Steel rubber co and the lady said she gets lots of calls on this but they don't have it and she does not know where to get one . I am gonna hit the car/truck show circuit this year to try and find an AD using it . Any body see one please give a shout ,thanks .

 

[Skip]

I have no idea what you are talking about. I could make a few guesses, but that would just waste time.

Do you have a picture of what you are looking for? Is it a Dodge part?

You might check with your local upholstery shop.

 

[sgtpontiac]

Not sure exactly what you want but this might help

greatlakesskipper.com ....they sell all sorts of channel type materials...might be what you are looking for? Hope it helps

 

[IAM-LDS-2]

I have no idea what you are talking about. I could make a few guesses, but that would just waste time.

Do you have a picture of what you are looking for? Is it a Dodge part?

1947 to 1954 Chevrolet called their trucks Advance Design most commonly called AD's . Only pic I have is in my head I will know it when I see it on a truck this year .

 

[IAM-LDS-2]

greatlakesskipper.com ....they sell all sorts of channel type materials...might be what you are looking for? Hope it helps

tried GLS only boat parts there thanks any way .

 

[sneakysnake]

Have you tried Jim Carter
http://www.oldchevytrucks.com/

 

[IAM-LDS-2]

Found a pic on a truck site , sent a PM to the guy who built the truck , so far no reply .

 

[tator]

go on e-bay and punch in trailer edge trim.

 

[Todd]

http://www.classicparts.com/Late-1949-54-Cab-Windlace-Rubber-Black/productinfo/03-106/#

This??

 

[IAM-LDS-2]

http://www.classicparts.com/Late-1949-54-Cab-Windlace-Rubber-Black/productinfo/03-106/#

This??

That could be it , will call them Monday . Wonder why it says 49

-54 . I was under the impression the basic cabs were all the same 47 - 54 Thanks for the lead .

 

[Torchie]

Todd has it right. It is called windless. I had it on my 50 GMC panel.
Technicaly these trucks were Second series 1947 to First series 1955
They were a mid year change over on both ends of their production cycle.
The early ones may not have used the windless. Look to see if your truck has a thin channel that runs along the outline of the door. That is what the rubber fits into.It can be a PITA to fit.
Torchie

 

[IAM-LDS-2]

Thanks for the replies . Got swamped with personal problems last week , am back in the hunt today . Will call Classic for sure .