[bibbob]

Hello all,
I am restoring my 64 DeVille and am in need of some high quality weatherstrip. Can anyone recommend a good company to work with?

 

[corella]

I ordered mine from OGP. even comes with new attachment clips.

 

[corella]

Here is a link to the weather strip source of supply that the forum users recommend

www.RubberTheRightWay.com

 

[bibbob]

Thanks all! After doing a bit of research checking pricing, reviews, etc., I ended up going with Rubber the Right Way - www.RubberTheRightWay.com. My order arrived yesterday and so far I am very happy. All of the parts I received are high quality, direct fit. The pricing was great and the folks at Rubber the Right Way were very helpful. I would recommend anyone in need of rubber parts or weatherstrip to give them a try. They also had some stuff I have not seen available from other vendors. I will follow up after fitting my new seals.

 

[corella]

Thanks All ? Funny. I don't see anyone but me and you on this thread.

 

[bibbob]

Just you and me Corella! I love your Caddy. I had a triple black 1969 Calais a while back, & also a green 69 Fleetwood. Awesome cars! Those 472 engines are bullet proof. I used to drive mine to Vegas fairly regularly without issue.

 

[corella]

Yea....well I apologize for the avatar. It was a quick post when I first joined and I clicked on the wrong thing. I actually have a 69 Deville convertible. I just finished with the engine rebuild and paint. now doing the interior as I go, but I really love driving this car. the 472 was a beast to rebuild. I had the most trouble putting the heads on without breaking the bolts during the torque sequence. took me several bolts before I finally got a few good ones that didn't snap off. I'm talking NEW bolts that were defective! I will get around to posting an avatar that is a true pic of my car soon, I promise.