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Old 11-08-2013, 10:09 AM
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Hi All,

I'm new to the site, I'm Greg. I bought a Cozy cab I do believe for my 1650. The back window seal and rubber parts are bad. Anyone know where I get new stuff for that? Any help would be great!! Thank you!!
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Old 11-08-2013, 10:38 AM
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Welcome to OCC Greg! Here on the forum, we LOVE pics, so post a few of your cab so we can oooh and ahhh over it...... And then see if we can help you find what you need! Shouldn't be any big deal, the rubber "zipper" style window molding can be purchased from a lot of places. Any glass shop, auto parts store, and "restoration" websites should be able to help!
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Nice to see another Minnesotan! Did you get the one in Wisconsin on Craigslist? I have my eye on that one.


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Welcome from another Minnesotan! It is good to know that we are expanding in this state.
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No I traded a soft cab for a wide frame for the cozy cab to ccspecialties in Park Rapids MN. I will try to get pictures of it on here as soon as I can. I know the rubber molding has two places for the windows to go into, than some sort of piece that slides in to press it all firmly in place. Thanks for the welcome!!
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No I traded a soft cab for a wide frame for the cozy cab to ccspecialties in Park Rapids MN. I will try to get pictures of it on here as soon as I can. I know the rubber molding has two places for the windows to go into, than some sort of piece that slides in to press it all firmly in place. Thanks for the welcome!!
If it's the type of seal that has a rubber "rope" that gets inserted after the window is put in place, spend a few dollars and get the correct tool. It makes life easier and reduces the amount the "universal adjective" gets used

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Old 11-10-2013, 01:14 PM
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Welcome to the site, Greg!

My first advice...?

Hit your local junkyard. 73-88 Chevy trucks use the most plain Jane glass gaskets that you could imagine. Just stroll the the yard until you see something that you think would work.

My 1983 AMC Eagle wagon is sporting the parts of a '92 Eagle Talon (hatch seal), a '95 Dakota pickup (rear junction block for rear brakes), '86 Ranger clutch master cylinder reservoir, '92 Jeep Cherokee rear leaf springs, '75 Jeep CJ-5 transmission mount, and '97 Olds 88 E-Brake cables.

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