Yes, I would be very interested in all the parts that you found for my '69 in progress.

 

I'd sure like to replace my wind wing window seals. Metro makes one for the Willy's Jeepster, but not the Commandos. Any ideas?

 

You're a good man Richard. As everyone knows it never rains here in NW Washington. I would like to replace all of my weatherstripping and rubber seals on my 71 Commando wagon to keep all that liquid sunshine out.

What's going to be the preferred way of contacting you? Feel free to email me onelonejack@aol.com ,if it's convenient for you to do so, with the information that you have: part, part numbers, company information and any other info you that you find might be helpful.

Thanks,
Dennis

I'm not tense...just incredibly alert /wwwthreads_images/icons/crazy.gif

 

Tim,
What the heck is wind wing window seals?

'68 "in the process"

 

The rubber that goes around the triangular vent windows, (wind wing), in front of the roll-up windows in the doors.

 

Okay, I'm goingback to Houdaille's Mon. or Tues and will verify part numbers and will get requested info. Will post again as soon as I have made sure that everything matches.

'68 "in the process"

 

Hey,
Down here in the South, we call 'em vent windows

'68 "in the process"

 

The south, thats where they got that cool air conditioning system isn't it? I think ya'll call it a 4-55 system, four windows down and 55 mph. I guess those vent windows come in as an accessory down there.

John

 

I hear y'all's heat is dry. Ive been to Phoenix and Las Vegas and it was dry.
Try 95 degrees with 85% humidity. Right, everybody below Mason Dixon and this side of Mississipi?

'68 "in the process"

 

Heat? Well I live at 8,000 ASL, a hot day, a real scorcher is about 65 degrees. Don't ask about the cold ones

John

 

Hey Qster, good work. I've been wondering how I'm gonna get all the glass I took out to stay back in! I've got the entire truck apart and body getting sandblasted now. I'll be needing every piece of rubber and weatherstrip available except for maybe the cowl. Amazingly, no rust there! Thanks, bruce
" '67jeepster "

'67 Wagon. First time resto project oOIIIIOo.