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#55592800
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Return PolicyThe rubber gaskets needed to seal the windshield frame across the bottom and on the sides. 1928-29 has a strip that inserts into the bottom of the windshield frame and a different profile that installs in the windshield stanchion to seal the side.
Fits 1928-29 Roadster, Roadster Pickup, and Phaeton
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Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 55592800 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Color | Black |
| Notes | Seals between the windshield frame and the body of the car. Comes with 36.00" of .75" wide seal and 48.00" of 1.00" wide seal. Top of "T" is 1/4" wide. |
| Sold in Quantity | Set |
4.8
10 Reviews
Customers highly appreciate the quality of the product, particularly the rubber's durability and flexibility. They noted it works exceedingly well for bottom and sides, affirms that the item effectively performed its intended use. It fitting perfectly into a 1931 Ford windshield frame was praised, showing the product's outstanding practicality. Despite some initial preparation needed, the part's quality impressed users. However, the side pieces may require some adjustments for a better fit. Compared to competitor offers, customers found our product superior in quality, ease of use, and fitting precision.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Worked well, but I had to prep the seal
It took a minute to figure out the best way to install the rubber seal in the windshield channel. The best way for me was to wet the rubber with water. I guess other things could be used, like dishwashing liquid, but the water seemed to do the trick. I like the quality of the part!
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Bottom piece great, sides iffy...
The BOTTOM PIECE worked great. TIP: You may want to trim the upper T edge, the part that gets inserted into the slot on the bottom of the windshield frame, back a bit before you start, so that the rubber flap part extends beyond the end of the slot at least to the edge of the frame. Also, I sprayed both the groove and the rubber with Belt-Ease (fan belt dressing) to make it easier to slide the rubber through the hole and along the groove. The SIDE PIECES don't really have the right extrusion (or profile) to fit into the posts very well. At this point I have tried a couple of times to glue them in place, without success. I'm sure eventually I'll get something to work, but it's a bit frustrating...
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5.0
3 years ago
Dunc
Columbus Texas
Verified
Should say for bottom and sides
Great item
5.0
5 years ago
Bruce
Medford, or
Verified
Did what I needed
Would Recommend
winshield rubber
5.0
9 years ago
mr 32
sioux falls sd
Verified
works great
Would Recommend
yes
5.0
9 years ago
N/A
Canby,Or
Verified
I've bought a variety of items and found quality great.
Would Recommend
1928-31 Model A Windshield Rubber, T Style, Open Car
5.0
10 years ago
The Baz
Odessa, Texas
Verified
Excellent quality rubber very durable and flexible.
Would Recommend
Nice piece. Quality rubber
5.0
10 years ago
Deanner
Sask, canada
Verified
Nice kit looks like quality rubber. Came and took it out of the bag and it had no creases/ kinks and straighten rate out
Would Recommend
looks great
5.0
11 years ago
Roy Boy
St. Charles, mo63304
Verified
For the windshield on my 1928 A Fit real good none
Would Recommend
Worked well, but I had to prep the seal
5.0
14 years ago
Sean
Indiana
Verified
It took a minute to figure out the best way to install the rubber seal in the windshield channel. The best way for me was to wet the rubber with water. I guess other things could be used, like dishwashing liquid, but the water seemed to do the trick. I like the quality of the part!
Would Recommend
A perfect fit
5.0
16 years ago
Hotrodder
Raleigh, NC
No downside fit and installed perfectly. Lubricated with mineral spirits. Installation was a breeze on my original '31 Ford windshield frame.
Would Recommend
Bottom piece great, sides iffy...
3.0
16 years ago
Hyperoldguy
Gold Canyon, AZ
The BOTTOM PIECE worked great. TIP: You may want to trim the upper T edge, the part that gets inserted into the slot on the bottom of the windshield frame, back a bit before you start, so that the rubber flap part extends beyond the end of the slot at least to the edge of the frame. Also, I sprayed both the groove and the rubber with Belt-Ease (fan belt dressing) to make it easier to slide the rubber through the hole and along the groove. The SIDE PIECES don't really have the right extrusion (or profile) to fit into the posts very well. At this point I have tried a couple of times to glue them in place, without success. I'm sure eventually I'll get something to work, but it's a bit frustrating...
Would Recommend
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How does this rubber install into the post ?
by kevin
• 7 years ago
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does this product fit 1930 model a truck? if not what part no. will
by h day
• 15 years ago
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1928-1931 Ford Model A
