Topic: Correct Door Rubbers early 67?

[Ralf]

Hi, I need to replace my door rubbers B- Pillar/triangle glass.

Which style will be the most correct?

Thx Ralf

a) cutted
b) none cutted

There is a third one I found, which is rounded on the buttom area, but most likely used on late 67.

[Fastback2013]

Hi Ralf,

These came off my 67 fastback.
I couldn't say which off the above are correct because I don't know when a transition took place for the early versus late 67's.
But there are more specialized people over here than I am 
I bought new ones from Daniel Carpenter and looks pretty close to the originals I have.
Kind regards,
Jeroen

[67gtasanjose]

Hi Ralf,

These came off my 67 fastback.
I couldn't say which off the above are correct because I don't know when a transition took place for the early versus late 67's.
But there are more specialized people over here than I am 
I bought new ones from Daniel Carpenter and looks pretty close to the originals I have.
Kind regards,
Jeroen

Jeroen, he is talking ones only found on convertibles or coupes (at the B-pillar triangle glass). The one you pictured is off of the doors, different topic.

[J_Speegle]

Hi, I need to replace my door rubbers B- Pillar/triangle glass.

Which style will be the most correct?

Where was your car built?? Already have the assembly date from your signature

[Ralf]

Where was your car built?? Already have the assembly date from your signature

Sorry, forgot to mention....SJ.

[J_Speegle]

Sorry, forgot to mention....SJ.

Thanks

So here are a few pictures and VINs (from around your time period)  to go along with them to help you figure it out yourself. Just what I have at the moment. Sorry can't choose the angle people took pictures from. Hope this helps


7R01C1387xx




7R01A1394xx




7R01S1497xx




7R01C1547xx