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Originally Posted by Indian113
Rian, I had a Dodge Ramcharger in the 70's they were the Dodge answer to the Blazer. It leaked so I bought some roll of rubber gasket material. I tried the foam but it collected water and then it seeped moisture in. If you can't find it you might take a Bicycle Tire Tube and put it between the top and body.
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Thank you Ray
I will investigate various options. Possibly over the weekend.
Dennis used to build these for GM.
His advice.
I don't think you will find a aftermarket seal that will work.Even the factory ones fit like ****. Once you take the roof off you will see why it's so hard to get them to stop leaking. The main problem is getting the seal to stay in place while you get roof back on.
You will need a couple of buddies to help you. It has to go down and forward at the same time while someone is inside lining the bolt holes up making sure that the gasket don't fall out
I was thinking of making some kind of cross shaped carrier to then lift it all hydraulically on my own.
REMEMBER THIS THING ?
https://youtu.be/vfTC9wyQKK0
Will see how it all unfolds.