1933-36 Weatherstrip, decklid. Sponge rubber. 5/8” x 1/8” x 14’ (fourteen feet). For gutter in body. 1933: Trunk sedans 1935-36: All sedans

1935-36 Weatherstrip, decklid sponge rubber. 3/4” x 3/4” x 14’ (feet) long. For gutter of lid as per sketch. All sedans. Note: Models prior to 1935 did not use deck lid weather-strip (except 1933 trunk sedans). These cars were designed to have water run down a channel and out of the car without weather-stripping.

1930-40 Weather-strip, side window, lower edge, retained in metal flap on side of carrier channel. Seals out water when window is cranked up. Some models. NOTE: This item is sold by the foot. Items that are cut to order are NOT RETURNABLE. Please insure this item is what you need BEFORE ordering.

1963-64 Full-size convertibles only. Door opening on upper hinge windshield pillar. Left and right. Replaces #4872334 &4872335

1962 Impala 2-door hardtop only Ready to install vulcanized windshield glass channels that are manufactured for Chevrolet automobiles by Steele Rubber Products Inc. These channels are of the highest quality authenticity and made in the USA. Division bars are molded into place when required in most cases. Note: when we refer to reveal molding we mean the stainless trim usually inserted in the windshield rubber that goes around the windshield.