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It´s a small step for me, but a huge step for my bay window

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My ´68 is being reborn
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Mystery number in a headlight bowl (maybe made on VW production line? Who knows.
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front floor and wheel arches show some scars of previous repairs..
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Slowly but steadily dressing her up. The VW script means it is halfway done, doesn't it?
 
Amazing door seals, I have to admit better fit then Vewib I planned to use, but ditched because of not wanting to force and pry and power the door to close. This is supposedly new product they started to adverise in may 2017.
 
The story is that I bought a pair of Vewib seals, but after I aligned the doors, installed the seals and tried to close the doors, I decided to not force anything and look after other solution. Actually I met Vewib guys at EBI to discuss the problem, and they even offered a refund in case of problems (I bought all seals and gaskets from Vewib for my bus where possible. Then I realised I saved a link from Airhead Parts advertising their new seals on Facebook some moths ago and gave it a go- Shipping via Fedex expensive, then I paid over 30% VAT and import duties and rushed to the garage inpatiently to give the new seals a try. Well - they went in smoothly, they look well made, it looks they are hollow sectioned, very well shaped in the corners and they sit in respective channels pretty good and I managed to close the doors on second click with reasonable effort. I´m sure the seals will bed in even more after some time.
 
this is the link:
https://www.airheadparts.com/Rubber-Seal-Front-Door-Left-Type-2/item/211-831-721%20D
 

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