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Drag Addict
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Windscreen chrome strip

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The widscreen chrome strip on my 67 dart is....to be honest.... knackered. On pricing the OM stuff up with US suppliers, It's a bit costly. Is it feasible to replace it with the old strip that you used to get in rolls, usually for mini's etc., is the profile close enough??
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Ask Anton to Bananarama! up for you....it'll come back like new...I speak from experience :thumbright:
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don't think the mini strip is wide enough ,use steele rubber great to deal with ,I bought a screen rubber for my valiant off them and they sent me the lock strip for free :thumbright:i hope you don't need the windscreen gasket as it is pricey as its a one year only jobby ,but steele does do it



heres a link for the lock strip .for around £20 its a bargain ,don't worry about the listing for a 64 dart ,its the same strip for a 67

http://www.steelerubber.com/search?year ... 70-1919-52
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I will add Steele to the sticky of useful catalogues :thumbright:
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Thanks for the advice - Repolishing would be good, but the corner pieces are broken and missing. The Steele site is useful - tempted to save my pennies and go the whole way with a new gasket and trim in one go. Thanks again for your help.
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Post by terryr »

or if you can get hold of a stainless trim surround .put clips on and use the cheaper 68 onwards gasket,,cant see how you will polish a plastic trim ,,just a thought,
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sounds a good option - I'll explore that one.
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