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: Quality of non-GM weatherstrip for 70-73 Camaro Bad67300 Dec 15th, 01, 12:25 PM Sorry about the non-Chevelle question. I am restoring one of these for a friend. The GM weatherstrip (door, roofrail) is still available but is really expensive compared to the reproduction stuff. Has anybody used the repro stuff? How's it fit? Don't want to buy the repro stuff unless the quality is decent. Thanks! Tom Lasater Dec 15th, 01, 7:46 PM IMHO: Nothing fits or works as good as the factory stuff. Second choice, once again in my opinion, is Metro Molding. http://www.metrommp.com/ ------------------ Never be afraid to try something new. An amatuer built the Ark, Professionals built the Titanic. Team Chevelle Gold #33 ACES Member #02913 Rode shotgun in the ONLY Z16 convertible made. JJ'65 Dec 15th, 01, 9:00 PM Metro gets good marks. I've never been disappointed and can't remember an instance of anybody else reporting less than well satisfied. My $0.02 IGOTTA71 Dec 16th, 01, 8:59 PM Metro is the best out there. A 15 year warrenty really shows that they have a great product. We stock all the 2nd generation weather strip, and have complete kits. Our link is in my sig. ------------------ Jason Babal 69 Chevelle SS 3100lbs. W/O driver The Car Thehttp://www.chevelles.com/showroom/igotta71launch8.JPG (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/igotta71launch8.JPG) <A HREF="http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/igotta7110.jpg" TARGET=_blank>The Man http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/igotta7110.jpg</A> http://www.camaro1.com | ||