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ljackson · 08-28-2010, 08:39 AM

I bought my weatherstrip kit from truckandcarshop.com. The special rivits for the weatherstrip are too short for the weatherstrip that they sell. I used regular pop rivits and weatherstrip adhesive for the one I could not get to. After reading about how much trouble they are to replace, I did not replace my pivot stepped rivit.

Most of the stuff I bought from truckandcarshop.com has been fine. The original style firewall pad was real hard to install even with 2 people. The door to cab weatherstrip has been on B/O for a month. They said it should be in any day.

08-28-2010, 08:39 AM	#1
ljackson Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Amarillo, Texas Posts: 636	truckandcarshop.com I bought my weatherstrip kit from truckandcarshop.com. The special rivits for the weatherstrip are too short for the weatherstrip that they sell. I used regular pop rivits and weatherstrip adhesive for the one I could not get to. After reading about how much trouble they are to replace, I did not replace my pivot stepped rivit. Most of the stuff I bought from truckandcarshop.com has been fine. The original style firewall pad was real hard to install even with 2 people. The door to cab weatherstrip has been on B/O for a month. They said it should be in any day. __________________ Father and son built. Driven daily since 2012. 283, 3 speed. Mostly original. '81 PS and disk front. Fuel tank relocate. Maintenance, repairs and upgrades on his dime now. http://zacks64longfleet.shutterfly.com/ Higher res. photos in my gallery.