Q for the classic car guys

[GTScoob]

My parent's 67 Fury III is almost done being professionally restored for the Nth time (I've lost track of how many ****ty restorers they've been through over the last 15 years we've been trying to fix this car up) but anyways the car is mechanically done but the rubber molding around the windshield and doors has dry rotted. Do any of you know a good site or even better, a local shop, that stocks Mopar resto parts? I'm not sure exactly what molding is still needed but I just need to find a source ASAP.

I dont get on here very often so PMs or emails work better, or catch me on AIM, my SN is Euphbob.

Here's the car in question, 1967 Plymouth Fury III vert. 318ci V8 running through a 3spd auto and Police geared rear end (no clue what ratio but my grandpa says it made the car haul ass when he installed it). Stock except the rear end, dual flowmasters, and gramps jacked the front torsion bars down to give it a nice rake on the second day he owned it. No matching numbers but its not a show car, just a fun cruiser.

[quickdodge®]

All I can say is what a beautiful car. I'd love to have that. Later, QD.

[KPowerEP3]

Tried Year One? they're both local and reputable.

[jew_boy]

year one and summit should have that stuff.

[03RCode]

PM RevMaynard he has an old mopar I believe he has restored/is restoring, he may know of somewhere. Other than that Year One has great products as already stated.

[BABY J]

http://www.jcwhitney.com/Plymouth-We...SCRIPTION.sort


http://www.1aauto.com/1A/Weatherstrip/Plymouth/Fury


http://www.jimsautoparts.com/weatherstripping.htm

[GTScoob]

Thanks guys, I didnt even think about Summit and Year One so I'll try them first.

[BABY J]

BTW - if u look at the back of "Old Car Trader" at the gas station you will see plenty of ads for companies that provide 'em

[Revmaynard]

Try YearOne and Paddock. Places I've gone to before and always seems to have what I need.