Good price on Metro weatherstripping
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From: Corpus Christi, Tx
Car: '86 Firebird
Engine: '85 TPI on crate 350
Transmission: T-5 man
Good price on Metro weatherstripping
I ordered Metro weatherstrip kit from a company called Danno Enterprises out of Florida. MAN, they were quick and cheap !!
My order was placed on 7/26 and it showed up today.
now for the best part ! The whole kit was $130 + shipping of 8.75 to Texas.
The kit iincluded the usual , door seals , roof rail seals , and the rear hatch seal . Enough to do the whole car!
their web site is www.dannoenterprises.com
check 'em out !
here's a scan of the invoice that came in the box.
My order was placed on 7/26 and it showed up today.
now for the best part ! The whole kit was $130 + shipping of 8.75 to Texas.
The kit iincluded the usual , door seals , roof rail seals , and the rear hatch seal . Enough to do the whole car!
their web site is www.dannoenterprises.com
check 'em out !
here's a scan of the invoice that came in the box.
Last edited by uemf; 07-31-2007 at 05:39 PM. Reason: sent it to quickly
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From: Kingsport Tenn
Car: 1992 camaro
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Re: Good price on Metro weatherstripping
Sounds like a good deal! Let me know how it fits I'm getting ready to buy some. I have seen mixed reveiws on it.
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From: Corpus Christi, Tx
Car: '86 Firebird
Engine: '85 TPI on crate 350
Transmission: T-5 man
weatherstripping blues
Well I'm not to happy so far with Metro stuff... or the rust holes I uncovered in my passenger doors frame.
As far as the weatherstripping goes, I've installed one of the window seals so far... and it has a rip in it on the virtical strip where the premolded corner peice is glued to the straight piece.
I was going to do both door seals last night, but not only did I find the rust holes , I found that the new door seals are close to 6 inches shorter than the origional seals. I could see that streaching is the name of the game... so I started test fitting. The first pin on the rear of the door is to far from the origional hole with not enough material to streach... I don't like the idea of having to drill holes in my door (it has enough problems as it is ) to acomodate the pin...
Looks like I'll be contacting the seller and or Metro to see what they will do for me. when work and the wife allow.
As far as the weatherstripping goes, I've installed one of the window seals so far... and it has a rip in it on the virtical strip where the premolded corner peice is glued to the straight piece.
I was going to do both door seals last night, but not only did I find the rust holes , I found that the new door seals are close to 6 inches shorter than the origional seals. I could see that streaching is the name of the game... so I started test fitting. The first pin on the rear of the door is to far from the origional hole with not enough material to streach... I don't like the idea of having to drill holes in my door (it has enough problems as it is ) to acomodate the pin...
Looks like I'll be contacting the seller and or Metro to see what they will do for me. when work and the wife allow.
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