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Where's the best place to buy weather stripping?

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Most the weatherstripping on my car is shot. Especially around the rear hatch area. Where's the best place to purchase replacement weather stripping and what would I be looking at as far as cost for a complete set?
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Dealer
Its going to be more expensive than you think. Good luck.
Yeah, if I got it from a dealer. There's no aftermarket weather stripping available for our vehicles? Is there some sort of universal, cut-to-fit type of product?
im sure there is, i wish i could help ya out on it though.

-good luck

-saif
There are many companies that sell rubber products if you know what you need one is called lauren.
You can always check local wrecking yards also. I was just pullin a lot of items off of one at a wrecking yard near me and noticed that the weatherstripping for the doors was flawless. Imma go back and get it once my current goals regarding my supra are attained.
You can always check local wrecking yards also. I was just pullin a lot of items off of one at a wrecking yard near me and noticed that the weatherstripping for the doors was flawless. Imma go back and get it once my current goals regarding my supra are attained.
Thats the first place I would try. I've found cars almost completely stripped and beat to hell and the weatherstripping was in great condition.

Dennis
$70 ~ $80 for the genuine weather strip is not bad, and it fits properly.
Champion Toyota. Talk to Jeff Watson and he'll hook you up. I replaced the 4 targa seals and my hatch seal for about $130. Champion's number is (713)943-7010. I'm a big fan of Jeff (as proven by my very thick stack of invoices). I saved over $60 on 1 part alone by going through him (including shipping).

Adam
Yeah I know Jeff. He's a good guy. I first bought the green bushing off of him when I did the AT-MT tranny swap. Since then I've come back and purchased tons off of him. Nice guy to deal with.
Why would you chance, if you are replacing leaking weather stripping, someones old seals that likely will tear on removal or on some make shift rubber that probably won't seal properly. Get new OEM rubber from a dealer.... Jeff @ Champion.
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