Same as the strips behind the back of the rear seats. Vibration isolation?
Trunk/boot new seal
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I think it is so the fiberglass seat back doesn’t chafe against the metal.
Only thing that doesn’t look right is the belt line trim screw/nut pokes the skin. Am I missing something? Maybe I could put a small cap over the nut?
drhodgie
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Hi Barry
I too am replacing my trunk seal. I seal I have has no bag and is one linear piece (not circular). It does not appear to be cut. I could have gotten it 20 to 30 years ago. It appears to be in good shape. How does it fit in the channel? I tried to see from you pic but to no avail. I have had the car since 1976. I bought from a dealer in Santa Cruz. New drive train thanks to SF Don.
Just getting the final touches on it so I can drive it again.
I too am replacing my trunk seal. I seal I have has no bag and is one linear piece (not circular). It does not appear to be cut. I could have gotten it 20 to 30 years ago. It appears to be in good shape. How does it fit in the channel? I tried to see from you pic but to no avail. I have had the car since 1976. I bought from a dealer in Santa Cruz. New drive train thanks to SF Don.
Just getting the final touches on it so I can drive it again.
barry trim the bolt
i made a piece of backing to put it on so its removable
i had to use weatherstrip adhesive to get mine to stay in place
i set the top let it set up and then worked my way around bit by bit
glueing and setting
i made a piece of backing to put it on so its removable
i had to use weatherstrip adhesive to get mine to stay in place
i set the top let it set up and then worked my way around bit by bit
glueing and setting
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The panel that is over the fuel tank doesn’t fit down tight, it rides on the fuel hose. Still need to fix that.
It seems like the tank is to tall... any thoughts