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  1. 11-16-2020, 01:17 PM #1
    Dave Awesome
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    Correct '73 Door Seal on Body?

    All,

    I'm looking for some recommendations on who makes the best "correct" door seal reproduction's for a '73.

    I believe the PN is 911.531.095.02 (72-)

    This one is offered by AASE, it looks close, but wondering if it is. (This is the PN that supersedes the original.)
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    Here is a photo of what is suppose to be an original.
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    Finally, does the seal mold cross-section change, is there a twist, or other as the seal transition from sealing the door vs the window. On my friends '71 and in this photo this appears to be the case, and wondering if the aftermarket guys have this feature, or if in fact it is supposed to be that way.
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  2. 11-16-2020, 05:09 PM #2
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    The seal is the best you can buy , but it does not have the bump as the originals , so save the old seal so you can make the bump .
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