OMG Honda door weatherstripping fits perfect no cutting required !!

['70_402]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Original style glue in door seals have worked for 50 years , Do they require more work to install than say honda door seals ? sure they do , But it's the way it was done when these trucks were new and there is something to be said about using the original method and type seal . If your not trying to stay with the original style and look ...Honda seals may be fine ?

With this ideology you should still be using an points ignition... are you? Cause why fix something that's not broken, innovation and an open mind are useless right?

[Grumpy old man]

[QUOTE='70_402;8016462]With this ideology you should still be using an points ignition... are you?

On this 250 engine I am , And on one of my 292's but I did just find a Hei with divorced coil for my other 292 so I guess I'm guilty of upgrading parts too

[snipescastle2]

I found that "BMW 325i" door seals fit great,had to use a few to get the length I needed, but fit the pinch welds nicely, and fit under the sill plates as well.
Hth,
Ben

[Cmillet]

Hey Grumpy Old Man, what if the new original replacements are made in china and the new Honda ones are made in USA? Just curious what you would do.

[Grumpy old man]

Originally Posted by Cmillet

Hey Grumpy Old Man, what if the new original replacements are made in china and the new Honda ones are made in USA? Just curious what you would do.

I'd still put in the effort and install the original style glue in door seals , It's your truck install anything that makes you happy with it

[Greasey Harley]

Originally Posted by '70_402

With this ideology you should still be using an points ignition... are you? Cause why fix something that's not broken, innovation and an open mind are useless right?

My truck still has points.
Electronic ignitions are pointless.